Cora Dalton has a lot on her plate. She's the CEO of her late father's architecture firm, takes care of her mother, is amid a major lawsuit, and doing everything she can to control her life. But when Jay, the man she had a wild one-night stand with, shows up at her office as the new Human Resources Director, she has to try even harder to control her feelings. As Jay and Cora grow their working relationship, so does their attraction to one another. But when Jay sets up a massage appointment for Cora with a male massage therapist he knows very well, she can't help falling for him, too. Was this Jay's plan all along? Can these men help Cora relax and relinquish control?

As Cora grapples with grief and depression, she seeks refuge in her lovers. However, Marco and Jay know they can heal her only so much. Letting her relinquish control in the bedroom liberates her but only to a certain extent. Jay and Marco gently guide her to therapy, where she’s able to unravel the complexities of her emotional turmoil and explore her feelings for them, her family, and her career. In the backdrop of this trio’s trials, the past unfolds, showcasing Jay and Marco’s origin story—two strangers becoming best friends. If it were only that simple… Jay’s unrequited love for Marco builds from a causal crush to an all\-consuming, soul\-crushing anguish he cannot ignore. Can Jay ever admit his feelings for Marco? Is Marco capable of loving him as more than a friend? This is book \#2 in the Structural Duet. Reading Structural Damage is required before reading Structural Support.