Three friends. Six months. One rule: No falling in love.
Harper Quinn is a professional fixer. As a social worker, she manages everyone else's crises but keeps her own life strictly compartmentalized. Her five-year relationship with Noah, a brilliant and logical systems architect, is safe, predictable, and perfectly scheduled.
But there's a third person in their orbit: Eli. He's been their charming, tattooed best friend since college, the guy with a key to their apartment and a permanent spot on their couch. For years, they've ignored the simmering, undeniable tension between the three of them.
Until a truth-or-drink game pushes them over the edge.
To contain the fallout, Harper proposes a "practice" run: a six-month, highly structured trial where the three of them explore the boundaries of a triad. It's meant to be a safe experiment with a clean exit. But as boundaries blur, hidden desires are spoken out loud, and a surprise bisexual awakening turns Noah and Eli's friendship into a scorching connection of its own, the safe container shatters.
As the real world threatens to intrude on the private sanctuary they've built, Harper, Noah, and Eli must decide if they are willing to risk their careers, their families, and a decade of friendship for a love that doesn't fit the mold.
Practice Makes Poly is a high-heat, MMF contemporary romance featuring friends-to-lovers, bisexual awakening, and a non-hierarchical throuple fighting for their happily ever after.