Avery Walker has lived a life of being bullied, abused, and taken advantage of by people. Because of how early it started, and with her family being the worst offenders, she stopped pushing back or expecting anything else from life. But when a student slaps her in class and the school tries to sweep the incident and her feelings under the rug, Avery hits the breaking point. What a perfect time to play the lottery, right? All of Avery’s bad luck she’s suffered with her whole life gives her one moment of good luck and she actually wins the largest jackpot on record… But what now? Ryder James is a vampire who is trying to make changes in his life when he meets Avery who helps him see the world in a different way. Griffin Peterson is an Alpha werewolf that has been so focused on his pack that he forgot he needs things as a man until Avery stepped into his life. And Lorenzo Ganan is a warlock suffering because of the tragedies that have struck his family and Avery makes him feel as if he might be able to open his heart again. But can any of these men be the right one for a woman who has been so beaten down by life?

After Avery’s siblings show up, she’s in a dark place—the darkest of places. They have no love for her, and it’s truly always been about what they can get from her all while ignoring her very existence until it suits them. It’s a pain unlike any other and something a lot of people wouldn’t understand—even the people around her thinking it wasn’t quite as bad as she’d said. But for the first time in her life, Avery’s ready to fight back. With the help of the new friends around her that truly care for her, she’s going to show herself that she’s stronger than she’s ever thought. Ryder, Griffin, and Lorenzo are completely sunk on Avery but struggle with being who she needs while juggling the challenges of her being with two other men. It’s a hard recipe to get right and given that they’re not human, there are more pitfalls that Avery doesn’t understand. But how can a woman who’s never been given love accept a healthy relationship—especially from three different men?

Now that Avery knows about supes and all the cards are on the table, there are no more lies between her and her three lovers. They can focus on building a life together and the future none of them dreamed they could have. Ryder is struggling with issues at work and trying to balance what’s expected from him as a vampire in his hierarchy with having a normal life with the women he loves… And even the men she also loves. Griffin’s pack is supportive of the relationship, but an Alpha’s job is never easy and they need most of his focus. He tries his best to be what Avery needs, but every time he turns around he feels like he’s said the wrong thing and can’t seem to get his act together. Lorenzo is too much like Avery at times and both retreat into themselves when upset, but to Avery that seems like he’s always ready to leave her. He doesn’t know how to break that cycle but is determined to prove to her that he’s in this for the long haul. But can four people from such different backgrounds ever truly live happily ever after?