This novella is a spin-off from the G-Men Series and can be read as a stand-alone. Paige Matthews has a lot to learn - about everything, including herself. At age twenty-two, she finds herself driving across the country to start an internship with the F.B.I. in Quantico, Virginia. You might think that Paige would be grateful to her older brother, Trace Matthews, a senior F.B.I. agent who pulled strings on her behalf to get her into the program, right? Wrong. She has insecurities and self-esteem issues, and she masks those issues in various attention-grabbing ways. Always a loner, she quickly wears out her welcome with Trace and his wife Lindsey, due to her . . . need for random hook-ups, and finds herself crashing with her oldest brother, Easton, and his wife Darcy. Through Darcy, Paige is introduced to her sister-in-law's former roommate and bestie male friend, Eli Chambers, along with his sinfully handsome partner, Cain Maddox. They're looking for a roommate and Paige is looking to get out from underneath her family's watchful eye. This is no typical "Three's Company" story though. Living with these men, Paige quickly learns that it's time to grow up and take responsibility for her life. She embarks on a journey of self-discovery that teaches her not only about giving, but about accepting love as well. She soon realizes that sometimes what you're searching for has been right there with you all along. This book is intended for mature audiences. Explicit Sex.

You asked for it, so get ready! You may remember Paige Matthews from the novella, "These Men." She's difficult to forget! Easton and Taz's younger sister caused quite a stir when she left Napa, California and headed to DC to start an administrative career with the FBI. Paige caused a bit of turmoil upon her arrival, first wearing her welcome out at Taz and Lindsey's house, and then with Easton and Darcy. It quickly became apparent she had some growing up to do. When she became roommates with Eli Chambers and Cain Maddox, that's exactly what happened. These men cut her no slack, and helped her discover the person she was meant to be. In the process, they all learned that sometimes who we love cannot be relegated to simple gender binary roles. Their menage relationship is not without issues, mostly external, but they are committed to being together no matter what. Fast forward a year and a half later. Paige and her men have been diligently trying to add to their family, but it appears there are complications. Que in a non-stork delivery that ends up on their doorstep, and all bets are off that summer. There is love, laughter, steamy sex, and a person from Eli's past in the mix who is bound to cause friction in more ways than one! "My Men" can be read as a stand-alone, but may be more enjoyable if read after "These Men." Adult Content. Explicit Sexual Content 18+