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Three Wolves, One Dorm: A Small-Town College MFM Shifter Romance
Hannah Cole came to Moonfall for one reason. She needed a clean start, a cheap room, and a life quiet enough to rebuild in.
She did not expect the only place she could afford would already be lived in.
Evan Price is the kind of man who keeps his distance like it is a rule. Forestry major. Controlled. Watchful. The type who looks at Hannah as if he is measuring how much damage she might do just by staying.
Luke Ramirez is the opposite. Warm. Teasing. A campus EMT who shows up at the worst times and somehow makes them feel survivable. He smiles like he is easy, but Hannah can feel what he hides underneath it.
They tell her the house is shared. The boundaries are simple. No drama. No assumptions. No questions about the things that do not make sense.
Moonfall is a college town that runs on routines and secrets. People stay longer than they planned. The forest seems to press closer at night. And up on the hill, an abandoned observatory watches everything like an old eye that never fully closes.
Hannah is not looking for love. She is not looking to be needed.
But the longer she lives under their roof, the more she realizes Evan and Luke are not just roommates who tolerate her presence. They are men holding themselves together by sheer discipline, and something in her makes that discipline easier.
The problem is, wanting them is the easy part.
The hard part is understanding what they are asking without saying it.
Because in Moonfall, some bonds only work when three people choose the same life, on purpose.
And once Hannah knows the truth, leaving will be the safest thing she can do.
It will also be the one thing none of them survive.
Three Wolves, One Dorm is a small-town college paranormal romance featuring a slow-burn MFM triad, intense emotional intimacy, and a full happily ever after.
Next in the Moonfall Quarter
Shared Under the PinesThe Third ShiftBound at the ObservatoryThree to Stay
She did not expect the only place she could afford would already be lived in.
Evan Price is the kind of man who keeps his distance like it is a rule. Forestry major. Controlled. Watchful. The type who looks at Hannah as if he is measuring how much damage she might do just by staying.
Luke Ramirez is the opposite. Warm. Teasing. A campus EMT who shows up at the worst times and somehow makes them feel survivable. He smiles like he is easy, but Hannah can feel what he hides underneath it.
They tell her the house is shared. The boundaries are simple. No drama. No assumptions. No questions about the things that do not make sense.
Moonfall is a college town that runs on routines and secrets. People stay longer than they planned. The forest seems to press closer at night. And up on the hill, an abandoned observatory watches everything like an old eye that never fully closes.
Hannah is not looking for love. She is not looking to be needed.
But the longer she lives under their roof, the more she realizes Evan and Luke are not just roommates who tolerate her presence. They are men holding themselves together by sheer discipline, and something in her makes that discipline easier.
The problem is, wanting them is the easy part.
The hard part is understanding what they are asking without saying it.
Because in Moonfall, some bonds only work when three people choose the same life, on purpose.
And once Hannah knows the truth, leaving will be the safest thing she can do.
It will also be the one thing none of them survive.
Three Wolves, One Dorm is a small-town college paranormal romance featuring a slow-burn MFM triad, intense emotional intimacy, and a full happily ever after.
Next in the Moonfall Quarter
Shared Under the PinesThe Third ShiftBound at the ObservatoryThree to Stay
572 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 3, 2026
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April 17, 2026
Its a good book, but not a reverse harlem
I was looking for a reverse Harlem, this book made you read all the way to 90 some % before they had m-f-m sex. You got 2 pages and no details. I kept reading thinking it had to be in the next chapter. Once they had their one session they had no more. Kind of a bummer.
I was looking for a reverse Harlem, this book made you read all the way to 90 some % before they had m-f-m sex. You got 2 pages and no details. I kept reading thinking it had to be in the next chapter. Once they had their one session they had no more. Kind of a bummer.
March 19, 2026
Slowest book of my life
I had to finish it to check ... Spoiler alert. One mention of werewolves. Noone shifts. One sex scene. 91% into the book. I can't believe I read so much info about a house for one sex scene. . . Definitely not fast paced like advertised
I had to finish it to check ... Spoiler alert. One mention of werewolves. Noone shifts. One sex scene. 91% into the book. I can't believe I read so much info about a house for one sex scene. . . Definitely not fast paced like advertised
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