Dru and Thom have been together for three years, and despite Thom’s occasional bouts of insecurity and Dru’s fear of rejection, their relationship is rock solid. Then Dru’s long-lost friend, Skye, suddenly reappears, shocking them both. Skye suffered years of inconceivable abuse before escaping it, and while he’s back on track, he has nowhere else to go as he begins to rebuild his life. Dru, Thom, and Skye each want to belong somewhere, to belong with someone—or someones—with no fear of being hurt, set aside, or left behind. It’s a challenge with daunting odds, especially for Skye, who’s never loved before. He’s determined not to come between his two friends who so clearly belong together, and it will be up to Dru and Thom to conquer their fears and convince Skye to stay.

When their first Holiday season as a menage approaches, Thom realizes they'll have problems with Skye's past, once again. Instead of subjecting their lover to the side effects of the Holidays, like Christmas and Christianity, Thom and Dru decide to rent a cabin and retreat to the mountains. Their holidays might not be typical, but they are all about what is truly important, with a little bit of hot loving included.