Two women on the verge of freedom. One man looking for adventure. Can he persuade them that freedom comes in many forms, including three bodies entwined? Ivo Daranton is bored. What he sees in a busy ballroom soon removes the boredom and replaces it with the thrill of the chase. His quarry? Serena and Arabella—Sappho-following, pinkie-linking, more than just friends. Although they had not thought they were inclined to include a man in their lives, Ivo decides they are wrong: a man is needed, and that man is him. How he persuades them to give him and his idea a chance—or rather, how the ladies encourage him to persuade them—is as unconventional as the life they intend to lead.

When your lovers are lovers themselves and want you to help them make the perfect triangle, what do you say? "Persuade me," of course! Unconventional and happy, Hermione is in the enviable position of having not one but two lovers to attend to her every need. That her lovers are lovers themselves only adds to the equation. Berry and Ran feel it's time to make all their various twosomes into one splendid threesome. Now all they have to do is persuade Hermione! Being men, they are too impatient to wait for her answer. Being a woman, she isn't going to be pushed, shoved, or coerced into saying anything until she is good and ready. Patience is a virtue, one her men needed to get.

Why be a wife if a mistress has more fun? All Adriana has to do is get Ashley to agree... \\\* Finding her intended bollocks-deep in his mistress when she is trembling with wanting and unsuppressed desires, does not impress Adriana. If being a mistress entails being a part of such passion, then a mistress only she will be. Ashley, Earl of Addersley, thinks otherwise. He wants a wife on his terms. Terms that would send this lady of the ton screaming…or would they? An agreement, a challenge, a single night of mind-blowing passion very well may determine the outcome. Wife or mistress? Which shall it be?