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Three Point Heat
Harrison McCarthy is used to proving himself.
As an enhanced human selected for the clash of the creatures.
Every move he makes is under scrutiny, and every mistake is magnified.
On the court, he’s focused, controlled, unshakeable.
Off the court, everything is starting to slip.
Barrett Mason has always been his steady anchor. Grounding him and pushing him to new limits, but their relationship has been a concealed affair for two years.
Lucas Viera is the He's cocky, charming and impossible to ignore.
One offers safety; the other demands attention.
Neither is willing to let him go.
As the rivalry ignites with the Clash, pressure builds, and Harrison is forced to confront a truth he can’t outrun.
What if he doesn’t have to choose? What if he can love both?
As an enhanced human selected for the clash of the creatures.
Every move he makes is under scrutiny, and every mistake is magnified.
On the court, he’s focused, controlled, unshakeable.
Off the court, everything is starting to slip.
Barrett Mason has always been his steady anchor. Grounding him and pushing him to new limits, but their relationship has been a concealed affair for two years.
Lucas Viera is the He's cocky, charming and impossible to ignore.
One offers safety; the other demands attention.
Neither is willing to let him go.
As the rivalry ignites with the Clash, pressure builds, and Harrison is forced to confront a truth he can’t outrun.
What if he doesn’t have to choose? What if he can love both?
350 pages, Paperback
Published August 21, 2026
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Review of advance copy received from Author
While Three Point Heat was a relatively quick read for me, it didn't quite hit like I'd hoped it would. I'm not sure the writing style was for me, but I'm absolutely going to pick up one or two of the author's backlist to see if any of those land better for me before deciding. I feel like the dialogue was a little rough sometimes, on occasion it felt like I was following a teenager instead of the mid-20's character I was supposed to be following, and it almost felt like plot points weren't tied together as smoothly as I'd hoped. With this being said, I still had a good time with the characters and would read more in this world if any additional books came out. The world seemed really interesting and I'd like to see more of the different monsters and their countries.
July 24, 2026
ARC review
5 ⭐️ 3.5 🌶️ (.5 for that double 🍆)🤣
Ok so I was lucky enough to receive an ARC copy of three point heat.
I absolutely enjoyed just like i thought I would. It was full of laughs, funny banter, 4 🍆s 🤣 & just an adorable throuple.
Barret (54) being the oldest and (ex coach) of both players
Harrison (28)& Lucas. (24)
Barret is such a daddy. Like hands down daddy. & the best kind of daddy. Protective, patient, caring, understanding. All VERY green flag daddy qualities
Harrison. Under ALOT of pressure being human in a league with other creatures, and demonkin. This sweet baby is so hard on himself but thankfully he has a grounding presence in the form of daddy B 🤭🤭
Enter Lucas. Young. Cocky, funny & absolutely wants Harrison & Barret 😏😏 the 3 of them test out this relationship in a pretty fun way 🤭
I dont want to say much more, over all its a fun, spicy good time very low angst all the feels and love and of course a HEA
GO CHECK IT OUT!!
5 ⭐️ 3.5 🌶️ (.5 for that double 🍆)🤣
Ok so I was lucky enough to receive an ARC copy of three point heat.
I absolutely enjoyed just like i thought I would. It was full of laughs, funny banter, 4 🍆s 🤣 & just an adorable throuple.
Barret (54) being the oldest and (ex coach) of both players
Harrison (28)& Lucas. (24)
Barret is such a daddy. Like hands down daddy. & the best kind of daddy. Protective, patient, caring, understanding. All VERY green flag daddy qualities
Harrison. Under ALOT of pressure being human in a league with other creatures, and demonkin. This sweet baby is so hard on himself but thankfully he has a grounding presence in the form of daddy B 🤭🤭
Enter Lucas. Young. Cocky, funny & absolutely wants Harrison & Barret 😏😏 the 3 of them test out this relationship in a pretty fun way 🤭
I dont want to say much more, over all its a fun, spicy good time very low angst all the feels and love and of course a HEA
GO CHECK IT OUT!!
July 27, 2026
Oh this was so fun and wholesome! I really related to Harrison and I loved how re assuring Barrett was to him and add in Lucas 🥵 I think my only qualm with this was that sometimes the dialogue of the spice scenes felt cringey and forced but overall I really enjoyed this one!!
Did Not Finish
August 23, 2026DNF @ 57%
This just isn't doing anything for me.
This just isn't doing anything for me.
September 22, 2026
A book for a very specific mood: cocky, spicy, and absolutely not looking for emotional depth 😂🔥
I had 720 pages in my reader, so naturally I thought we were about to get some serious character development and a properly fleshed-out story
HAHA. NO. 😭
I feel like I barely know any of the three main characters. Their pasts, their journeys, what made them who they are… almost nothing. We get three hot guys, a lot of attraction, and somehow that’s supposed to carry the entire thing for 700+ pages 😭
And the chemistry between them was… interesting. 😂
There was definitely something there, but the way the relationship happened felt SO sudden. One minute there are two, and suddenly — surprise! — there are three. And apparently all three had been feeling this spark for ages???
Okay… but WHEN?! WHY?! HOW?! 😭
Because the book sure didn’t do enough to make me feel that buildup.
The spicy scenes, though? OH, THEY WERE SPICY🔥🔥🔥
But sometimes — and by sometimes I mean often — they crossed straight into cringe territory and had me sitting there like 🧍♀️😬
And honestly, I really wanted this to be my perfect combination because HELLO??? Basketball 🏀 + MMМ romance should have been an absolutely lethal combo for me!
Unfortunately, somewhere along the way, something went wrong. 😭
It’s not a bad book, it just ended up being more of a one-time cocky spicy read than something I’ll be thinking about afterward
I came for the basketball. I stayed for the 🌶️
The plot development? Somewhere on the bench 😂
3.5/5 ⭐️
4ish/5 🌶️
I had 720 pages in my reader, so naturally I thought we were about to get some serious character development and a properly fleshed-out story
HAHA. NO. 😭
I feel like I barely know any of the three main characters. Their pasts, their journeys, what made them who they are… almost nothing. We get three hot guys, a lot of attraction, and somehow that’s supposed to carry the entire thing for 700+ pages 😭
And the chemistry between them was… interesting. 😂
There was definitely something there, but the way the relationship happened felt SO sudden. One minute there are two, and suddenly — surprise! — there are three. And apparently all three had been feeling this spark for ages???
Okay… but WHEN?! WHY?! HOW?! 😭
Because the book sure didn’t do enough to make me feel that buildup.
The spicy scenes, though? OH, THEY WERE SPICY🔥🔥🔥
But sometimes — and by sometimes I mean often — they crossed straight into cringe territory and had me sitting there like 🧍♀️😬
And honestly, I really wanted this to be my perfect combination because HELLO??? Basketball 🏀 + MMМ romance should have been an absolutely lethal combo for me!
Unfortunately, somewhere along the way, something went wrong. 😭
It’s not a bad book, it just ended up being more of a one-time cocky spicy read than something I’ll be thinking about afterward
I came for the basketball. I stayed for the 🌶️
The plot development? Somewhere on the bench 😂
3.5/5 ⭐️
4ish/5 🌶️
Review of advance copy received from Author
This is the first book I have ever read from this author. I was pretty hyped to read this, especially because of the awesome artwork. Sadly, it didn’t hit like I thought it was going to. So I’ll go over some pros and cons that I personally feel are true.
Pros: amazing artwork, which is what drew me in originally. Two demons and a human, which I find very appealing and I love monster romance. It has age gap as well as different kinds of anatomy if you know what I mean. A fun sports setting, which happens to be basketball in this case. The spice is pretty good and has some interesting poses due to there being three people involved with multiple appendages. Also, the characters genuinely care about each other and show that throughout the book. And finally, there is a happy ending, which most of us enjoy.
Cons: I always hate having anything negative to say about books I read and while I do not think this is a bad book. I do think there could’ve been some improvements in a few areas. My biggest issue with this book is with punctuation and that might seem silly, but the dialogue between characters had an extraordinary amount of exclamation points used, and it was borderline ridiculous. We all know that they are not yelling at each other in pretty much any situation that was using these and there was a situation where they had to be quiet and yet there’s exclamation points after almost everything they’re saying to each other. It was so bad that it was taking me out of the story because I was getting so annoyed with it. So I think if it had just been used sparingly between them It would’ve made a huge difference to me. Secondly I don’t think they needed to state that Lucas has a mullet every single time his hair was involved in someway, we get it He has a mullet, We don’t have to hear it 10 times. On a lesser note, I think that the description of their sexual positions could have been written in a little more easy to understand way, possibly. People are definitely gonna be doing some mental gymnastics trying to figure out a couple of them. My last note would be the lack of buildup and chemistry between Harrison and Lucas. Their relationship didn’t feel natural It just felt kind of thrown together because there was basically no tension no buildup. Barrett and Harrison had an established relationship and then out of nowhere, They’re adding in a third person and it just didn’t feel organic. I would’ve loved to have had some build up and way more chemistry between them. Personally, I think this writing style just isn’t for me.
Overall, it’s a decent book and I think it’s definitely worth reading. The characters are good and the story is decent. I did genuinely like the book and I know this is a newer author so I feel like their writing will continue to improve in the future and I hope to see them write many more books. I wish them much success with this release and I am grateful I got to read this in advance.
Tropes: Demon x Demon x Human, Age Gap, Coach x Players, Double D, Sports Romance, Secret Relationship, Demon Daddy
Story: 3/5
Spice 4/5
Pros: amazing artwork, which is what drew me in originally. Two demons and a human, which I find very appealing and I love monster romance. It has age gap as well as different kinds of anatomy if you know what I mean. A fun sports setting, which happens to be basketball in this case. The spice is pretty good and has some interesting poses due to there being three people involved with multiple appendages. Also, the characters genuinely care about each other and show that throughout the book. And finally, there is a happy ending, which most of us enjoy.
Cons: I always hate having anything negative to say about books I read and while I do not think this is a bad book. I do think there could’ve been some improvements in a few areas. My biggest issue with this book is with punctuation and that might seem silly, but the dialogue between characters had an extraordinary amount of exclamation points used, and it was borderline ridiculous. We all know that they are not yelling at each other in pretty much any situation that was using these and there was a situation where they had to be quiet and yet there’s exclamation points after almost everything they’re saying to each other. It was so bad that it was taking me out of the story because I was getting so annoyed with it. So I think if it had just been used sparingly between them It would’ve made a huge difference to me. Secondly I don’t think they needed to state that Lucas has a mullet every single time his hair was involved in someway, we get it He has a mullet, We don’t have to hear it 10 times. On a lesser note, I think that the description of their sexual positions could have been written in a little more easy to understand way, possibly. People are definitely gonna be doing some mental gymnastics trying to figure out a couple of them. My last note would be the lack of buildup and chemistry between Harrison and Lucas. Their relationship didn’t feel natural It just felt kind of thrown together because there was basically no tension no buildup. Barrett and Harrison had an established relationship and then out of nowhere, They’re adding in a third person and it just didn’t feel organic. I would’ve loved to have had some build up and way more chemistry between them. Personally, I think this writing style just isn’t for me.
Overall, it’s a decent book and I think it’s definitely worth reading. The characters are good and the story is decent. I did genuinely like the book and I know this is a newer author so I feel like their writing will continue to improve in the future and I hope to see them write many more books. I wish them much success with this release and I am grateful I got to read this in advance.
Tropes: Demon x Demon x Human, Age Gap, Coach x Players, Double D, Sports Romance, Secret Relationship, Demon Daddy
Story: 3/5
Spice 4/5
Review of advance copy received from Author
Communication is so damn sexy!
Seriously, a good chunk of my reading notes are “Look at the adult saying the adult-y things,” or me being absolutely thrilled by Barrett’s level of communication and openness about their situation. *swoon*
Three Point Heat is a sweet and sexy monster sports romance, where Harrison, an enhanced human, finds himself caught (sandwiched?) between two demons, while also competing on the world’s stage. Instead of a love triangle, we are treated to a novel where folks are open about their feelings and communicate with each other as they navigate a potential polyamorous happily-ever-after.
I really loved that while Harrison was the center point for the story, the relationships never felt unbalanced. While we did spend more time with Harrison and Barrett, it was because they were navigating other parts of their existing relationship, not that Lucas was an add-on.
As a non-sporty person, I felt like this novel had the right balance of sportsball. Basketball is central to the plot and Harrison’s development, but I never felt like I was reading too much sport.
While Three Point Heat was definitely steamy (diphalic demong dongs will do that), what stood out to me was the tenderness of the relationship between Harrison, Barrett, and Lucas.
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I received an advance copy of this book at no charge. This is my honest, voluntary review.
Seriously, a good chunk of my reading notes are “Look at the adult saying the adult-y things,” or me being absolutely thrilled by Barrett’s level of communication and openness about their situation. *swoon*
Three Point Heat is a sweet and sexy monster sports romance, where Harrison, an enhanced human, finds himself caught (sandwiched?) between two demons, while also competing on the world’s stage. Instead of a love triangle, we are treated to a novel where folks are open about their feelings and communicate with each other as they navigate a potential polyamorous happily-ever-after.
I really loved that while Harrison was the center point for the story, the relationships never felt unbalanced. While we did spend more time with Harrison and Barrett, it was because they were navigating other parts of their existing relationship, not that Lucas was an add-on.
As a non-sporty person, I felt like this novel had the right balance of sportsball. Basketball is central to the plot and Harrison’s development, but I never felt like I was reading too much sport.
While Three Point Heat was definitely steamy (diphalic demong dongs will do that), what stood out to me was the tenderness of the relationship between Harrison, Barrett, and Lucas.
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I received an advance copy of this book at no charge. This is my honest, voluntary review.
July 20, 2026
BJ. BJ. BJ.
WHERE DO I EVEN BEGIN?!
This book had me in an emotional chokehold from the very first line to the last. I was spiralling, screaming, kicking my feet… There is documented evidence of my downfall.
Harrison… my sweet, anxious king. I have never felt so seen by a character and I don’t even play sports. The anxiety rep? Hit me straight in the chest. I wanted to wrap him in a blanket and fight anyone who even looked at him sideways.
And THEN… enter Daddy Barrett.. Protective, steady, “I will steady hand protect” energy. But when this man opens up?? When you see his heart and soul?? I was DONE FOR. Just me, sobbing and whispering “yes sir” to a fictional man.
BUT WAIT. Because Lucas.
CHAOS GREMLIN. SUNSHINE BOY. MY BABY.
I genuinely did not know who I loved more. This man had me cackling one second and clutching my chest the next. Funny, sweet, beautiful, and somehow the underdog you want to see WIN. Every scene with him? Inject it directly into my veins.
And everyone needs a bestfriend like Nyx!!! The tension, the friendship, the everything??? I was living for it!!
What BJ does so flawlessly is create characters that feel so distinct, so real, so individually alive that you forget you’re reading. You’re IN it. You’re courtside. You’re feeling every high, every drop, every heartbeat of the Clash. The basketball scenes had me on the edge of my seat like I suddenly understood sports on a spiritual level.
And the spice?? HELLO???
Perfectly placed. Intensely felt. Chef’s kiss babe bloody.. yes and uh hello.. back to back spice scenes…
But the ENDING. THE ENDING.
That rush of emotion hit like a tidal wave and I CRIED. Actual tears.
If you love MMM, sports romance, chaos, heart, laughter, tears, and characters that will crawl inside your soul and redecorate… READ THIS BOOK.
WHERE DO I EVEN BEGIN?!
This book had me in an emotional chokehold from the very first line to the last. I was spiralling, screaming, kicking my feet… There is documented evidence of my downfall.
Harrison… my sweet, anxious king. I have never felt so seen by a character and I don’t even play sports. The anxiety rep? Hit me straight in the chest. I wanted to wrap him in a blanket and fight anyone who even looked at him sideways.
And THEN… enter Daddy Barrett.. Protective, steady, “I will steady hand protect” energy. But when this man opens up?? When you see his heart and soul?? I was DONE FOR. Just me, sobbing and whispering “yes sir” to a fictional man.
BUT WAIT. Because Lucas.
CHAOS GREMLIN. SUNSHINE BOY. MY BABY.
I genuinely did not know who I loved more. This man had me cackling one second and clutching my chest the next. Funny, sweet, beautiful, and somehow the underdog you want to see WIN. Every scene with him? Inject it directly into my veins.
And everyone needs a bestfriend like Nyx!!! The tension, the friendship, the everything??? I was living for it!!
What BJ does so flawlessly is create characters that feel so distinct, so real, so individually alive that you forget you’re reading. You’re IN it. You’re courtside. You’re feeling every high, every drop, every heartbeat of the Clash. The basketball scenes had me on the edge of my seat like I suddenly understood sports on a spiritual level.
And the spice?? HELLO???
Perfectly placed. Intensely felt. Chef’s kiss babe bloody.. yes and uh hello.. back to back spice scenes…
But the ENDING. THE ENDING.
That rush of emotion hit like a tidal wave and I CRIED. Actual tears.
If you love MMM, sports romance, chaos, heart, laughter, tears, and characters that will crawl inside your soul and redecorate… READ THIS BOOK.
August 23, 2026
This was such a fun and spicy read! I loved the whole coach, teammates to rivals to lovers. Though, I’d have loved to know more about Barrett and Lucas’s backstories.
Barrett and Harrison were already an established couple, but Harrison felt like he was missing something. Lucas seemed to be what was missing but he was afraid that being interested in him would mess up what he already had with Barrett.
But Barrett loved Harrison and he would do anything to make sure he was happy and if that meant bringing in a third, he was happy to oblige. Of course, for Barrett it wasn’t a hardship have Lucas as part of their relationship. He fit right in.
Lucas MORE than for right in🤭 He was exactly what they need it. He was the chaos that kept them on their toes and the one that made them whole.
The three of them complimented each other’s strengths. I loved that Lucas and Barrett always made sure that Harrison was always taken care of and looked after. He was their most precious baby.
I really enjoyed this story. It was fun, low angst and oh so spicy 🥵
Barrett and Harrison were already an established couple, but Harrison felt like he was missing something. Lucas seemed to be what was missing but he was afraid that being interested in him would mess up what he already had with Barrett.
But Barrett loved Harrison and he would do anything to make sure he was happy and if that meant bringing in a third, he was happy to oblige. Of course, for Barrett it wasn’t a hardship have Lucas as part of their relationship. He fit right in.
Lucas MORE than for right in🤭 He was exactly what they need it. He was the chaos that kept them on their toes and the one that made them whole.
The three of them complimented each other’s strengths. I loved that Lucas and Barrett always made sure that Harrison was always taken care of and looked after. He was their most precious baby.
I really enjoyed this story. It was fun, low angst and oh so spicy 🥵
September 3, 2026
3.25⭐️
Harrison and Lucas play for the same team under coach Barrett. But soon, they become part of rival teams. Harrison and Barrett are tired of hiding their secret coach/player relationship, and Barrett becomes Harrison’s manager. Harrison must navigate his new position as the only human on the team, his relationship with Barrett, and the new budding intensity between Lucas and himself… and soon Barrett as well.
This book has:
-MMM monster romance
-fantasy/paranormal basketball league
-ex-coach x players (with age gap)
-fun monster anatomy ;)
-rivals on the court, lovers between the sheets
-navigating adding a third to the relationship
This book was just okay for me. Obviously I picked it up because I love paranormal romance, and the premise really intrigued me! There definitely felt like there were some Heated Rivalry inspired elements in there, which I liked. In the blurb, the book seemed like it would be a great fit for my tastes. Content wise, I enjoyed it! And I also love to support queer authors!
Lowkey spoilers for why the book wasn’t a knockout for me, so stop reading here if you don’t want spoilers, and just know I didn’t vibe with the style/pacing.
The book started off promising, with a forbidden coach/player relationship and a sneaky third teammate wiggling his way into the dynamic. However, the tension seemed to be dropped almost immediately after it was established. The coach/player tension was dropped quickly.
The characters also just talked about the relationship like mature adults, with no real conflict. While it was refreshing to get some good communication (I hate miscommunication trope! Haha), it basically made the first half of the book just feel like the characters were just talking about their relationship. It wasn’t exciting.
I unfortunately enjoyed the dynamic with all of the characters playing for the same team a lot more than when Lucas and Harrison became rivals. The rivalry felt anticlimactic and lacked tension. The writing style just didn’t get me excited. It told a lot instead of showed, yaknow?
Anyways, I still think it’s worth a read if you think you’d enjoy the content. You might like the style more than me! Still recommend :)
Harrison and Lucas play for the same team under coach Barrett. But soon, they become part of rival teams. Harrison and Barrett are tired of hiding their secret coach/player relationship, and Barrett becomes Harrison’s manager. Harrison must navigate his new position as the only human on the team, his relationship with Barrett, and the new budding intensity between Lucas and himself… and soon Barrett as well.
This book has:
-MMM monster romance
-fantasy/paranormal basketball league
-ex-coach x players (with age gap)
-fun monster anatomy ;)
-rivals on the court, lovers between the sheets
-navigating adding a third to the relationship
This book was just okay for me. Obviously I picked it up because I love paranormal romance, and the premise really intrigued me! There definitely felt like there were some Heated Rivalry inspired elements in there, which I liked. In the blurb, the book seemed like it would be a great fit for my tastes. Content wise, I enjoyed it! And I also love to support queer authors!
Lowkey spoilers for why the book wasn’t a knockout for me, so stop reading here if you don’t want spoilers, and just know I didn’t vibe with the style/pacing.
The book started off promising, with a forbidden coach/player relationship and a sneaky third teammate wiggling his way into the dynamic. However, the tension seemed to be dropped almost immediately after it was established. The coach/player tension was dropped quickly.
The characters also just talked about the relationship like mature adults, with no real conflict. While it was refreshing to get some good communication (I hate miscommunication trope! Haha), it basically made the first half of the book just feel like the characters were just talking about their relationship. It wasn’t exciting.
I unfortunately enjoyed the dynamic with all of the characters playing for the same team a lot more than when Lucas and Harrison became rivals. The rivalry felt anticlimactic and lacked tension. The writing style just didn’t get me excited. It told a lot instead of showed, yaknow?
Anyways, I still think it’s worth a read if you think you’d enjoy the content. You might like the style more than me! Still recommend :)
July 30, 2026
This was such a fun read. I’m new to monster romance and this having a mix of paranormal, sports and polyamory, I absolutely loved it!!
Four dicks, three men and a lot of pent-up tension and cum that needed to be expressed. Yes you read that right and that’s exactly what happens 🤭
Three Point Heat as the name implies is about Harrison and the three points of heat in his life right—Barrett (coach turned manager for oral support 😉and lover of 2yrs), Lucas (teammate turned rival and now lover), and the Clash tournament 🏀
Harrison is an enhanced human with monster blood and feels that he has to prove himself to be accepted by others. He wanted to be seen as human, as himself, and not a label “Enhanced”. Harrison wants it all, the game, the victory and the two loves of his life, but he is afraid of appearing weak, afraid of failing. And this has made him a 7’ 8” walking anxiety that definitely needed some Xanax cum 💦 to help him feel centered.
We get to follow him through this incredible journey as he gets to achieve more than his dreams of winning. We watch his feelings, friendships and loves grow for both his partners.
Barrett, a legendary power forward, idol, rock and biggest fan will do anything for Harrison and encourages him to explore more in their relationship welcoming Lucas in. Lucas had come in like a wrecking ball and smashed all his expectations for what he thought his relationship with Harrison would look like. He was afraid both of them being younger might have more in common and he might get pushed aside. But he loved Harrison so much and wanted to do anything for him, including letting him pursue a relationship with Lucas.
Lucas is a cocky cunt (his words not mine 😂). But it was all a shield. Underneath, he was a raging sea of emotions, and used that cocky persona to get through life. In the end, he met his match, two people that loved and understood him.
This book was so sweet as it talked about acceptance, learning balance and found family. Love how Barrett helps to center Harrison. Their love is adorable. I love the message that this translates into. Sometimes it isn’t winning the game that matters, but the love you find on and off the court. In the end, all three of them won something more than medals 🥇🥈, they won with each other 💙❤️🧡
Four dicks, three men and a lot of pent-up tension and cum that needed to be expressed. Yes you read that right and that’s exactly what happens 🤭
Three Point Heat as the name implies is about Harrison and the three points of heat in his life right—Barrett (coach turned manager for oral support 😉and lover of 2yrs), Lucas (teammate turned rival and now lover), and the Clash tournament 🏀
Harrison is an enhanced human with monster blood and feels that he has to prove himself to be accepted by others. He wanted to be seen as human, as himself, and not a label “Enhanced”. Harrison wants it all, the game, the victory and the two loves of his life, but he is afraid of appearing weak, afraid of failing. And this has made him a 7’ 8” walking anxiety that definitely needed some Xanax cum 💦 to help him feel centered.
We get to follow him through this incredible journey as he gets to achieve more than his dreams of winning. We watch his feelings, friendships and loves grow for both his partners.
Barrett, a legendary power forward, idol, rock and biggest fan will do anything for Harrison and encourages him to explore more in their relationship welcoming Lucas in. Lucas had come in like a wrecking ball and smashed all his expectations for what he thought his relationship with Harrison would look like. He was afraid both of them being younger might have more in common and he might get pushed aside. But he loved Harrison so much and wanted to do anything for him, including letting him pursue a relationship with Lucas.
Lucas is a cocky cunt (his words not mine 😂). But it was all a shield. Underneath, he was a raging sea of emotions, and used that cocky persona to get through life. In the end, he met his match, two people that loved and understood him.
This book was so sweet as it talked about acceptance, learning balance and found family. Love how Barrett helps to center Harrison. Their love is adorable. I love the message that this translates into. Sometimes it isn’t winning the game that matters, but the love you find on and off the court. In the end, all three of them won something more than medals 🥇🥈, they won with each other 💙❤️🧡
August 16, 2026
✨May contain spoilers✨
Oh man, this was such a good time and I was here for all the emotions that we get with Harrison, Lucas and Barrett. When I saw that this was a monster romance and it had MMM, I just knew that this was my cup of tea.
Harrison is the human and I just loved how strong and resilient he was. Also, Barrett was so supportive when it came to him. These two have been together on the down low and I loved how they added in Lucas.
I really loved Lucas because he has truly been raised differently and Barrett had to explain to Lucas that Harrison was his own person and not some property. That whole conversation was everything. Giving Harrison the choice to choose was perfection. Daddy energy right there!
I think Lucas might be my favorite because he was so lonely and he finally got people that truly loved and cared about him. He is full of chaos and he doesn’t know where to begin or stop.
And Nyx. He had me laughing so much because he’s definitely a friend everyone needs. The found family in this book was so good and I’m hoping some of these characters will get stories because I absolutely need more of this world.
And the spice was 🔥 I was here for those spicy moments and I love how intimate they were when these three were together.
And the ending was absolutely perfect. The epilogue with their three headed dog had me giggling. And the way that it wrapped was so beautiful.
I just love that in the end that Harrison got everything he wanted and then some. I love how this book is more than a romance book but how it portrays on the characters feelings, high emotions and I absolutely love how this book is about loving yourself the way you should.
I received a copy of this book and this is my honest review.
Oh man, this was such a good time and I was here for all the emotions that we get with Harrison, Lucas and Barrett. When I saw that this was a monster romance and it had MMM, I just knew that this was my cup of tea.
Harrison is the human and I just loved how strong and resilient he was. Also, Barrett was so supportive when it came to him. These two have been together on the down low and I loved how they added in Lucas.
I really loved Lucas because he has truly been raised differently and Barrett had to explain to Lucas that Harrison was his own person and not some property. That whole conversation was everything. Giving Harrison the choice to choose was perfection. Daddy energy right there!
I think Lucas might be my favorite because he was so lonely and he finally got people that truly loved and cared about him. He is full of chaos and he doesn’t know where to begin or stop.
And Nyx. He had me laughing so much because he’s definitely a friend everyone needs. The found family in this book was so good and I’m hoping some of these characters will get stories because I absolutely need more of this world.
And the spice was 🔥 I was here for those spicy moments and I love how intimate they were when these three were together.
And the ending was absolutely perfect. The epilogue with their three headed dog had me giggling. And the way that it wrapped was so beautiful.
I just love that in the end that Harrison got everything he wanted and then some. I love how this book is more than a romance book but how it portrays on the characters feelings, high emotions and I absolutely love how this book is about loving yourself the way you should.
I received a copy of this book and this is my honest review.
August 7, 2026
You know the old saying “4 d!cks are better than 1” ? Me neither, but now I can for sure say that it’s true.
Honestly, BJ Twigg has a way of making things that are funny and a little out there so sweet and relatable and honest. I adored these characters and their journeys. The chemistry between the three MCs was just perfect. It was hot, it was funny, it was sweet. The poly rep here is lovely.
Sports romance or monster romance, WHY CHOOSE!? The balance between sport and romance here was perfect to me. There was just enough of each to keep me going and nothing felt overdone or over explained, it was just enough to keep things interesting.
Overall, I loved this story and am lowkey hoping some of the side characters also get stories 👀 thank you to the author for an early copy of this book and this is my honest review💕
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PS. I cannot leave this review without saying that Barrett Mason is in the top ten book boyfriend hall of fame because he is a WHOLE HUSBAND/DEMON DADDY. Demon Tom Selleck is everything to me. That is all.
Honestly, BJ Twigg has a way of making things that are funny and a little out there so sweet and relatable and honest. I adored these characters and their journeys. The chemistry between the three MCs was just perfect. It was hot, it was funny, it was sweet. The poly rep here is lovely.
Sports romance or monster romance, WHY CHOOSE!? The balance between sport and romance here was perfect to me. There was just enough of each to keep me going and nothing felt overdone or over explained, it was just enough to keep things interesting.
Overall, I loved this story and am lowkey hoping some of the side characters also get stories 👀 thank you to the author for an early copy of this book and this is my honest review💕
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PS. I cannot leave this review without saying that Barrett Mason is in the top ten book boyfriend hall of fame because he is a WHOLE HUSBAND/DEMON DADDY. Demon Tom Selleck is everything to me. That is all.
August 22, 2026
Advance reader copy from the author;
Very spicy and hot! It was great to follow the story of Barrett, the hot daddy red demon coach and Harrison, the star player human inviting Lucas; the cocky rival into their relationship!
It’s my second MMM romance and I felt like the throuple plot was very well done, it was nice to see mature and realistic discussions between the characters that brought them to this dynamic.
The spicy scenes were definitely some of the steamiest I’ve ever read.
It has everything you need: MMM, sports romance, rivals to lovers, age gap, closed proximity, monster romance
November 7, 2026
Balls everywhere and I'm not just taking basketball..
Though there's a lot of that too.
A fun, fast paced story with heaps of open communication and low angst. It's brilliant how mature the conversations were between the chats about their expectations and desires. My only small irk would be that some of the dialogue felt unnatural in terms of how people talk (e.g lacking contractions).
Each character felt distinct and the background plot of the clash (Olympic type event?) was a nice setting.
Though there's a lot of that too.
A fun, fast paced story with heaps of open communication and low angst. It's brilliant how mature the conversations were between the chats about their expectations and desires. My only small irk would be that some of the dialogue felt unnatural in terms of how people talk (e.g lacking contractions).
Each character felt distinct and the background plot of the clash (Olympic type event?) was a nice setting.
Want to Read
October 11, 2026I was checking this out as it seemed quite well. I skip like I usually did but then when we were finally got to somewhat of a start of the threesome in the hotel together... I just stopped reading & haven't wanted to pick back up. Maybe someday!
August 5, 2026
This demon Spacejam sports romance is deeply earnest, charmingly irreverent, and so much fun. It's playful and sweet with hot MMM paranormal spice and thoughtful, emotionally well-rounded men. It shows demon and human men loving each other with openness and tender care, and as such, it also feels like a queer love letter to sports with touchstones in Heated Rivalry. If you like sweet and playful paranormal rom coms that are aggressively cute, give this book a read.
August 21, 2026
“Three Point Heat” explores the POV of three men: Harrison, Barrett, and Lucas. Although this really felt this was Harrison’s book. I really wanted to see more of Lucas. He seemed like a really fun character that we only got to witness through Harrison and Barrett's eyes.
This is more the story of how Harrison and Barrett, an established couple, find in Lucas someone that makes their relationship more. Barrett is the person that understand and calms Harrison, an enhance human. Lucas is a player who knows about the couple and is attracted to both of them.
“Three Point Heat” is very vulnerable, especially from Harrison’s POV. His fear of failure and letting Barrett down is the source of his conflict. Barrett is there to be fully supportive of him, and Lucas is guarded and waiting for someone to see him for who he is.
I loved Nyx! The guy is very real, and we all need a guy like him.
While the story had very spicy moments, Barrett fears that their dynamic will change after Lucas enters their relationship. Lucas and Harrison go from just teammates to lovers rather quickly, so Barrett doesn’t want his feelings for Harrison to change. He knows that Harrison is quite fragile in terms of emotions. Barrett is always there for him, to help him navigate his feelings and with his anxiety, so taking a chance on Lucas could do some damage to what they built.
This is more the story of how Harrison and Barrett, an established couple, find in Lucas someone that makes their relationship more. Barrett is the person that understand and calms Harrison, an enhance human. Lucas is a player who knows about the couple and is attracted to both of them.
“Three Point Heat” is very vulnerable, especially from Harrison’s POV. His fear of failure and letting Barrett down is the source of his conflict. Barrett is there to be fully supportive of him, and Lucas is guarded and waiting for someone to see him for who he is.
I loved Nyx! The guy is very real, and we all need a guy like him.
While the story had very spicy moments, Barrett fears that their dynamic will change after Lucas enters their relationship. Lucas and Harrison go from just teammates to lovers rather quickly, so Barrett doesn’t want his feelings for Harrison to change. He knows that Harrison is quite fragile in terms of emotions. Barrett is always there for him, to help him navigate his feelings and with his anxiety, so taking a chance on Lucas could do some damage to what they built.
July 27, 2026
Before I get started, I received this book as an ARC, however everything in this review is my honest opinion. Thank you to the author for sending me a copy! Now, onwards to my review!
Harrison is a human basketball player in a league full of monsters. Because of this, he feels pressure to work twice as hard as everyone else in order to prove himself. He has a tendency to get in his own head a lot, causing his anxiety to get bad, which leads him to make a lot of mistakes. Luckily he has Barrett, his coach and secret lover of two years. Out of all the characters in this book, Barrett is definitely my favorite. He’s calm, mature, and knows how to handle both Harrison and Lucas. His relationship with Harrison especially and how he navigates adding Lucas into what they already have really made me like him more. The fact that they all communicate about what they want, even when it’s difficult to be honest, was something I found refreshing. That they wanted to slowly work things out and not rush into a relationship or otherwise blindly was also something I liked.Lucas was also a character I found myself really enjoying! His chaos really added to everything really added an extra element to them all being together.All three main characters have layers to who they are, and I loved uncovering them. The conversations, vulnerability, and pacing were definitely things I enjoyed about this book. The storyline itself, with details about the world and different species was also intriguing. I’m curious to see how they flesh out more later on in the series. I will say, though there was a few things I did struggle with while reading, one of them being the repeating of words and sentences. (Examples beings the following: “I felt his fury. He was furious.”“Forty thousands fans groaned, their groans echoing across the stadium .” ) There was also several mechanical errors throughout the story. (examples: run on sentences, quotation marks in the beginning of a character speaking, yet none after they are finished.) There were moments where the writing felt clunky, and didn’t flow in a way that made sense to me. Despite my criticism of these mistakes, I truly feel this book has a lot of potential to be a favorite for many, including myself. With a few tweaks and edits, I think it’ll really enhance the reading experience for everyone. Overall, really, truly loved this book! Highly recommend!
Harrison is a human basketball player in a league full of monsters. Because of this, he feels pressure to work twice as hard as everyone else in order to prove himself. He has a tendency to get in his own head a lot, causing his anxiety to get bad, which leads him to make a lot of mistakes. Luckily he has Barrett, his coach and secret lover of two years. Out of all the characters in this book, Barrett is definitely my favorite. He’s calm, mature, and knows how to handle both Harrison and Lucas. His relationship with Harrison especially and how he navigates adding Lucas into what they already have really made me like him more. The fact that they all communicate about what they want, even when it’s difficult to be honest, was something I found refreshing. That they wanted to slowly work things out and not rush into a relationship or otherwise blindly was also something I liked.Lucas was also a character I found myself really enjoying! His chaos really added to everything really added an extra element to them all being together.All three main characters have layers to who they are, and I loved uncovering them. The conversations, vulnerability, and pacing were definitely things I enjoyed about this book. The storyline itself, with details about the world and different species was also intriguing. I’m curious to see how they flesh out more later on in the series. I will say, though there was a few things I did struggle with while reading, one of them being the repeating of words and sentences. (Examples beings the following: “I felt his fury. He was furious.”“Forty thousands fans groaned, their groans echoing across the stadium .” ) There was also several mechanical errors throughout the story. (examples: run on sentences, quotation marks in the beginning of a character speaking, yet none after they are finished.) There were moments where the writing felt clunky, and didn’t flow in a way that made sense to me. Despite my criticism of these mistakes, I truly feel this book has a lot of potential to be a favorite for many, including myself. With a few tweaks and edits, I think it’ll really enhance the reading experience for everyone. Overall, really, truly loved this book! Highly recommend!
August 13, 2026
Review of Advanced Copy received from the author.
Basketball. Monsters. A love triangle with a resolution that made me want to live in this world. Three Point Heat had me from the first chapter and didn’t let go.
Harrison McCarthy is an enhanced human competing in the Clash of the Creatures, essentially a high stakes basketball competition populated by monsters and demons that makes every game feel genuinely dangerous. On the court he’s unshakeable. Off it he’s caught between two men pulling him in completely different directions. Barrett, his coach, has been his secret anchor for two years, steady, grounding, and quietly devastating in the best possible way. Lucas is his opposite, cocky, charming, and impossible to ignore. The question this book asks is not who Harrison will choose. It’s whether he has to choose at all.
What works beautifully here is that all three characters are fully realized and given moments that genuinely tug at your heart. But Coach Barrett is the standout. The way he slowly opens up and warms to the idea of being openly loved is so endearing it hurts. He is my new literary crush and I will not be taking questions.
What also struck me deeply was Harrison’s journey with anxiety. It’s portrayed in a way that feels genuinely real and relatable. Never overdone, never minimized. As someone with anxiety who came out in my mid twenties, this hit close to home in the best possible way. Watching Barrett and eventually Lucas become his grounding force is the kind of representation that makes you feel genuinely seen.
I will also say this, the spicy moments in this book will have you living a fantasy about your coaches growing up that you maybe didn’t realize you had. Or maybe you did. Either way this book will scratch that itch very effectively. You’re welcome.
The sporting competition provides real tension and some genuinely exciting moments, while the world building around the monsters and creatures adds a fascinating layer that I hope gets explored further in future books. The pacing keeps you turning pages well past when you should have gone to sleep.
BJ Twigg is an indie author worth keeping your eye on. Three Point Heat is a fun, spicy, surprisingly heartfelt introduction to a world I can’t wait to return to. Coach Barrett will make sure you don’t regret reading this book.
Basketball. Monsters. A love triangle with a resolution that made me want to live in this world. Three Point Heat had me from the first chapter and didn’t let go.
Harrison McCarthy is an enhanced human competing in the Clash of the Creatures, essentially a high stakes basketball competition populated by monsters and demons that makes every game feel genuinely dangerous. On the court he’s unshakeable. Off it he’s caught between two men pulling him in completely different directions. Barrett, his coach, has been his secret anchor for two years, steady, grounding, and quietly devastating in the best possible way. Lucas is his opposite, cocky, charming, and impossible to ignore. The question this book asks is not who Harrison will choose. It’s whether he has to choose at all.
What works beautifully here is that all three characters are fully realized and given moments that genuinely tug at your heart. But Coach Barrett is the standout. The way he slowly opens up and warms to the idea of being openly loved is so endearing it hurts. He is my new literary crush and I will not be taking questions.
What also struck me deeply was Harrison’s journey with anxiety. It’s portrayed in a way that feels genuinely real and relatable. Never overdone, never minimized. As someone with anxiety who came out in my mid twenties, this hit close to home in the best possible way. Watching Barrett and eventually Lucas become his grounding force is the kind of representation that makes you feel genuinely seen.
I will also say this, the spicy moments in this book will have you living a fantasy about your coaches growing up that you maybe didn’t realize you had. Or maybe you did. Either way this book will scratch that itch very effectively. You’re welcome.
The sporting competition provides real tension and some genuinely exciting moments, while the world building around the monsters and creatures adds a fascinating layer that I hope gets explored further in future books. The pacing keeps you turning pages well past when you should have gone to sleep.
BJ Twigg is an indie author worth keeping your eye on. Three Point Heat is a fun, spicy, surprisingly heartfelt introduction to a world I can’t wait to return to. Coach Barrett will make sure you don’t regret reading this book.
September 24, 2026
Where do I begin with this book? It was the first time that I ever applied to be an ARC (Advanced Reader Copy)… This means I received a pre-release copy of the book, to read and then review. As Three Point Heat was my first ever ARC this book will always hold a special place in my heart.
Three Point Heat was not what I was expecting from B.J. The spice level is off the charts, well what can you expect with 2 demons and an augmented human.
Despite being one of Mr Twigg, spicestest books yet, he does an amazing job of balancing them out with heartwarming and tender moments. Based around Clash of Creatures Basketball Championship, it offers a nice break from the ice based sports romances we are all obsessed with, but I promise you this will become your obsession.
Ben’s love of basketball shines through, with his world building and the way he talks about how each play is made and the way that teams must work together. The way that Lucas, Barrett and Harrison actually talk, express desire, and vulnerabilities with each other, but also make sure to show their strength is something that makes this a book worth reading.
As they say, “One you go infernal, you remain feral!”
Thank you Ben for letting me be one of the first to read this and apologies its so late!!!
Three Point Heat was not what I was expecting from B.J. The spice level is off the charts, well what can you expect with 2 demons and an augmented human.
Despite being one of Mr Twigg, spicestest books yet, he does an amazing job of balancing them out with heartwarming and tender moments. Based around Clash of Creatures Basketball Championship, it offers a nice break from the ice based sports romances we are all obsessed with, but I promise you this will become your obsession.
Ben’s love of basketball shines through, with his world building and the way he talks about how each play is made and the way that teams must work together. The way that Lucas, Barrett and Harrison actually talk, express desire, and vulnerabilities with each other, but also make sure to show their strength is something that makes this a book worth reading.
As they say, “One you go infernal, you remain feral!”
Thank you Ben for letting me be one of the first to read this and apologies its so late!!!
October 21, 2026
Boy oh boy oh boy, am I in my monster era this October?
Maybe 😅
Three Point Heat has it all, monsters, heat (maybe four points rather than three iykyk 😏), high-energy sport, a lot of emotion and some well placed pop culture references - hello spaghetti 😂
This was another one that i struggled to put down once I’d started it. The initial relationship between Harrison and Barrett as player/coach and secret lovers was so good, you can feel the care for each other from the get go. Then when we throw in Lucas (lefty and righty 😜) things get a whole lot more interesting.
The three of them all have such varied personalities and they play into it as they grow their relationship against the background of The Clash, a kind of monster Olympics, as both Lucas and Harrison play out a rivalry in the basketball portion of the games.
There is a depth to each of them as well, it’s not all surface hot and heavy, they’ve each got their own issues they’re working through as they get closer.
And then we have the actual basketball comp, it’s high energy, it’s edge of your seat stuff, and it’s so much fun when you read about all the different monsters using their talents to support the play, with Harrison being the only human born (with enhancements) player fighting for his place.
Overall, this was a spicy, fun read and I’m definitely pumped for more!
Maybe 😅
Three Point Heat has it all, monsters, heat (maybe four points rather than three iykyk 😏), high-energy sport, a lot of emotion and some well placed pop culture references - hello spaghetti 😂
This was another one that i struggled to put down once I’d started it. The initial relationship between Harrison and Barrett as player/coach and secret lovers was so good, you can feel the care for each other from the get go. Then when we throw in Lucas (lefty and righty 😜) things get a whole lot more interesting.
The three of them all have such varied personalities and they play into it as they grow their relationship against the background of The Clash, a kind of monster Olympics, as both Lucas and Harrison play out a rivalry in the basketball portion of the games.
There is a depth to each of them as well, it’s not all surface hot and heavy, they’ve each got their own issues they’re working through as they get closer.
And then we have the actual basketball comp, it’s high energy, it’s edge of your seat stuff, and it’s so much fun when you read about all the different monsters using their talents to support the play, with Harrison being the only human born (with enhancements) player fighting for his place.
Overall, this was a spicy, fun read and I’m definitely pumped for more!
August 8, 2026
I received an ARC of Three Point Heat in exchange for an honest review.
This was such a fun, spicy read! I really enjoyed Harrison, Lucas and Barrett together and loved how different each of them felt. Their dynamic was easily my favourite part of the book, and there was plenty of chemistry between them.
The mix of basketball, monster romance and why choose made this feel different from the usual sports romance, and I had a really good time with it. The spice was definitely spicing 🔥 but there were also some really sweet moments between the three of them that I loved.
I did find myself wanting a little more depth in a few places and would have happily spent more time watching certain parts of their relationship develop, which is what kept this at 4 stars rather than 5 for me.
Overall, a quick, spicy and entertaining read with a relationship I was absolutely rooting for. 🏀🔥
Thank you to B.J. Twigg for the ARC!
This was such a fun, spicy read! I really enjoyed Harrison, Lucas and Barrett together and loved how different each of them felt. Their dynamic was easily my favourite part of the book, and there was plenty of chemistry between them.
The mix of basketball, monster romance and why choose made this feel different from the usual sports romance, and I had a really good time with it. The spice was definitely spicing 🔥 but there were also some really sweet moments between the three of them that I loved.
I did find myself wanting a little more depth in a few places and would have happily spent more time watching certain parts of their relationship develop, which is what kept this at 4 stars rather than 5 for me.
Overall, a quick, spicy and entertaining read with a relationship I was absolutely rooting for. 🏀🔥
Thank you to B.J. Twigg for the ARC!
September 5, 2026
Lucas. Harrison. Barrett.
This was such a fun book! I loved the world and the spin on the Olympics. Lucas, Harrison and Barrett were hot separately but together even better.
I liked that there was an established relationship and a third that was their perfect match.
Barrett gave me total Tom Selleck vibes and I was here for it the whole time! The way he cared for Harrison was everything. He knew what he wanted and fought for it. He wasn’t going to let anything get in the way of him loving his man.
Harrison overcame a lot during this book. Being an enhanced human was a lot of pressure but he did what he needed to for his team. Plus having two men all over you isn’t a bad thing.
Lucas. Sweet baby Lucas. I just wanted to hug him and squeeze him. He knew what he wanted and he made it his. Loved the relationship he developed with both men.
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This was such a fun book! I loved the world and the spin on the Olympics. Lucas, Harrison and Barrett were hot separately but together even better.
I liked that there was an established relationship and a third that was their perfect match.
Barrett gave me total Tom Selleck vibes and I was here for it the whole time! The way he cared for Harrison was everything. He knew what he wanted and fought for it. He wasn’t going to let anything get in the way of him loving his man.
Harrison overcame a lot during this book. Being an enhanced human was a lot of pressure but he did what he needed to for his team. Plus having two men all over you isn’t a bad thing.
Lucas. Sweet baby Lucas. I just wanted to hug him and squeeze him. He knew what he wanted and he made it his. Loved the relationship he developed with both men.
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September 28, 2026
This was one of the most fun and uplifting MMM romances I have read in a while, and that is a huge compliment. The story is set in a world where humans and mythical creatures live together, and this story centres around a basketball league. The league has all different species and the writing is brilliant to explain the different types of creatures and teams. What I love is the character development. Initially, we start with coach demonkin Barrett, his human Harrison, and how they are taking their relationship to the next level. Then we have our half-human, half Demonkin Lucas that comes in, but not to stir trouble. I think what I love the most about this story, is the mature approach to polyamory. There were honest conversations and decisions, and it was so refreshing. I loved every moment of this story.
August 2, 2026
Firstly, thank you so much for allowing me to read this ARC!! I had such a fun time and it was even more special since this was the first ARC I’ve ever read ❤️
Honestly wow! B.J.Twigg shoots again with this masterpiece. We have heat, tension, rivalry, basketball, steamy shower scenes, 4 🍆 and above all, communication with our characters!! This was so refreshing to see the relationship grow between Harrison and Barrett, then Lucas. I love to read about characters supporting each other, especially while the s*xual tension is high!!
If you’re after a steamy MMM Demon book with sports,🌶️ scenes, supportive and sassy characters. Please read this book!!!
I honestly can’t wait to see what you release next, because I fear I’m obsessed with your writing and characters!! 5 ⭐️
Honestly wow! B.J.Twigg shoots again with this masterpiece. We have heat, tension, rivalry, basketball, steamy shower scenes, 4 🍆 and above all, communication with our characters!! This was so refreshing to see the relationship grow between Harrison and Barrett, then Lucas. I love to read about characters supporting each other, especially while the s*xual tension is high!!
If you’re after a steamy MMM Demon book with sports,🌶️ scenes, supportive and sassy characters. Please read this book!!!
I honestly can’t wait to see what you release next, because I fear I’m obsessed with your writing and characters!! 5 ⭐️
July 29, 2026
If you’re into Sports Romance, why choose, Monster romance, rivalry. This book is for you
I was hooked from the beginning, and it was impossible to put down.
Harrison is relatable and easy to connect with emotionally. It was amazing to see him evolve throughout the story.
Barrett is interesting, intense, and loving. I loved his interactions with the boys. He's a great coach.
Lucas is the playful, cocky player, and you just want to know more about him. This story delivers.
Go read it!
I was hooked from the beginning, and it was impossible to put down.
Harrison is relatable and easy to connect with emotionally. It was amazing to see him evolve throughout the story.
Barrett is interesting, intense, and loving. I loved his interactions with the boys. He's a great coach.
Lucas is the playful, cocky player, and you just want to know more about him. This story delivers.
Go read it!
August 21, 2026
This was so much fun to read. I could have read it all in one sitting! The three characters have so much personality and chemistry. The emotional turmoil each of them were dealing with really connected with me. The spice was detailed (my favorite), but also full of sweetness. I'm excited to see what else this author comes up with!
August 25, 2026
What a sweet and heated romance. I loved reading this monster, sports, MMM love story. Harrison, Barrett and Lucas are such a yummy age gap, coach x teammates turned opponents situation. Harrison is a star basketball player whose dealing with anxiety over the Clash, a tournament involving all monster kind. Barrett is his coach turned manager and lover of two years. Lucas is the cocky teammate turned opponent in the Clash.
This story really champions communication. I appreciated Harrison’s experience with anxiety and how Barrett helps him through it in particular. Also, this story is HOT. So spicy. Another testament to care and exploration through kink. I can’t wait for the other books in the interconnected series.
This story really champions communication. I appreciated Harrison’s experience with anxiety and how Barrett helps him through it in particular. Also, this story is HOT. So spicy. Another testament to care and exploration through kink. I can’t wait for the other books in the interconnected series.
August 22, 2026
This is a sexy, spicy monster/human romance. The story was good and I enjoyed the dynamics of the 3 of them as they worked thru learning how to be together. This is my first by this author and will definitely read more.
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