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M F M Romance Books

Noah’s a rising hockey star with a mouth that gets him in trouble and a body built to break rules. Sterling is the team's billionaire owner—older, untouchable, and dangerously in control. They were never supposed to cross that line. But one reckless moment changes everything. Now, Noah can’t stop thinking about the man who sees right through him. And Sterling? He’s losing control in ways he swore he never would. It was supposed to be a mistake. It’s starting to feel like an obsession.

9.3

171 Chapters

SWEET DEBAUCHERY: AN M/M COLLEGE, CONTEMPORARY ROMANCE

My name is Caleb Greyson, I’m eighteen, unwanted by my parents, unwanted by God, abandoned by the only boy I ever loved—traded out like garbage for my mother’s sister.So if you’re looking for a happy love story, you will be disappointed.The university of Delaware would save me, or that’s what I thought, somewhere I could forget who I used to be.The old red buildings, beautiful towering trees, sunlight reflecting on ancient stones, everything looked perfect from the outside. Who knew pretty things could have sharp teeth?Now I’m trapped in a cracked room, with Lukas Carter, a closeted, arrogant and angry hockey player, deep in denial for a roommate.Then Tony, sweet, lonely Tony, who built his life around Lukas, gave up his whole future just to be close to Lukas. Standing in the same place for years, just waiting to be wanted.I didn’t want to get close, didn’t want to care. But we’re all slaves to loneliness. Now I’m drowning in secrets, addictions, and the wreckage of boys who only know ruin, need and the ugly parts of wanting too much from people who never promised anything.And Tyler Brown? I don’t want to talk about him.

76 Chapters

Forbidden Cravings (M&M)

CAUTION: This has MATURE CONTENT. Read only if comfortable with genres like this. 18+. Evan Hart's heart aches as he watches the man he secretly loves suffer from the disappearance of his fiancée who is also his older brother. It's even more painful because Evan knows the truth—His elder brother wasn't kidnapped; he ran off with someone else, abandoning everything. Unable to bear the sight of Nathan Collins, the man he loves, falling apart, Evan makes a desperate and unthinkable decision: to become a substitute for his brother. What starts as an attempt to be close to Nathan quickly spirals into a tangled web of passion, possessiveness, and deception.

62 Chapters

PLAYING THE PLAYER (M×M)

~ ALISTAIR ~ I hate him. There’s no point in admiring what you can’t be. I hate his sharp tongue, his smug smirk, the way he looks at me like he already knows how this ends. I don’t like men. Calvin Rutledge is a problem. A problem I can’t ignore. A problem that’s in my face, under my skin, unraveling me one smirk at a time. But the worst part? I want him. And he knows it. Now, every glance burns, every touch lingers, and every fight makes me crave the one thing I swore I’d never want—him. A man. A know-it-all who plays by his own rules. I was never supposed to want him. And yet, here I am… falling. __ ~ CALVIN ~ I know his type. Rich. Arrogant. A cocky football star who thinks the world revolves around him. Alistair Morano is all that—and more. My sworn enemy. My reluctant project partner. My ‘boss’. He thinks I’m just another nerd he can push around. Cute. But here’s the thing—he’s the one being played. By the time he realizes I’m the one pulling the strings, it’ll be too late. Because he’ll be mine. Mine to tease. Mine to break. Mine to ruin. And when he finally falls? I’ll be right there, waiting to catch him, just to break him all over again.

42 Chapters

PROFESSOR'S PET (M×M)

BLURB: I couldn’t move. My feet were rooted to the spot, my breath trapped in my chest. The soft creak of the wooden table, the rhythmic thud of bodies colliding, and skin clapping against each other, the low, guttural growl that escaped Professor Kai’s lips— as he thrust hard in the man's butt hole, it all carved itself into my mind, raw and unrelenting. I was glued on the spot, I felt my chest tightened. I was pained. I was jealous. Since the first day Professor Kai came to the school I had fallen for him, I had wanted to have him for myself, and now I'm seeing him with someone else. It breaks me! Journey with a student who fell in love with it's Professor. But what if the professor has a dark past life?

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15 Chapters

Bound By His Rules {M×M}

He gave me rules. I broke them. Now I’ve worn his marks like promises. And I’m on my knees, bound by his words and broken by his pleasure. Have you ever been fucked in a graveyard? Have you ever been fucked in a limousine? Have you ever been fucked in an art studio? Have you ever been fucked in the confessional? Have you ever been fucked in your Dean's office? ~~~~~ Each story in this collection peels back another layer of control, craving, and surrender—where beautiful boys obey, and dominant men make sure they never forget who they belong to. If you like your MM erotica dripping in submission, laced with power, and unapologetically filthy... welcome to where desire obeys. {The First Book In The Compilation Is Quite Toned Down.} Meanwhile… Proceed With Caution with the remaining compilations. Hahaha.

20 Chapters

Which M F M Romance Books Are Best For Beginners?

3 Answers2025-09-03 13:55:13

Oh, if you’re just dipping your toes into m/f/m romances, I’d start gently and let tone guide you rather than diving straight into the most explicit stuff. The easiest entry points are books that treat the third person as a fully realized partner rather than a steam-only plot device. Look for words like ‘sweet,’ ‘romcom,’ or ‘polyfriendly’ in blurbs—those often mean emotional development and communication are present. Also check for content warnings and author notes; many authors explicitly state whether the story focuses on relationship-building or pure erotica.

Personally, I like beginning with novellas or short collections because they give you a taste without committing to a 400-page epic. Anthologies and short-series starters let you sample different tones: one might be cozy and funny, another darker and kink-forward. A classic example people sometimes mention for explicit, boundary-pushing erotica is 'The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty'—it’s not for everyone, but it’s a clear marker of how intense some ménage works can be. For a beginner-friendly path, aim for contemporaries that emphasize consent, negotiation, and balanced POVs; that’s where you’ll learn to tell the difference between healthy poly representation and mere threesome fetishization.

Finally, use community tools. Goodreads lists, Kindle categories (search ‘MMF’ or ‘ménage’), and BookTok/Bookstagram recs are goldmines. Skim reviews for mentions of jealousy handling, communication, and character agency; those clues tell you if the book will read like a tender three-way relationship or a cautionary tale with uneven power dynamics. Happy hunting—there’s a surprisingly wide range and you can tailor the vibe you want without stepping into content that makes you uncomfortable.

Where Can Readers Buy Popular M F M Romance Books?

3 Answers2025-09-03 18:42:58

Honestly, my favorite way to find m f m romance books is to mix big-name stores with little indie finds — it gives me both the convenience of instant downloads and the warm glow of supporting small presses or self-published authors.

I usually start on Kindle (Amazon) because so many indie romance writers publish there first; the Kindle store’s keyword search and sample chapters make it easy to check whether the dynamic fits what I want. For paperbacks I like Barnes & Noble and Bookshop.org — Bookshop lets me support indie bookstores, which makes me feel good about spending money. Kobo and Apple Books are great if you prefer non-Amazon ecosystems. Don’t forget audiobooks: Audible frequently has romance narrators who make an m f m trio feel electric, and Libby/Hoopla can snag audiobooks or ebooks for free through your library card.

If I’m hunting something specific, Goodreads lists and BookTok recommendations often lead me to lesser-known gems. I also buy directly from authors when possible (their websites, BookFunnel, or Patreon) because it helps them more and sometimes gets signed copies. For used or out-of-print editions, AbeBooks and ThriftBooks are my go-tos. And a quick tip: search tags like 'MMF', 'm/f/m', or 'poly romance' and always check content warnings and heat level — saves time and avoids unpleasant surprises. Happy hunting — and if you want, I can share a couple of indie authors I follow next time.

Which M F M Romance Books Are Set In Small Towns?

3 Answers2025-09-03 07:41:38

Okay, here’s a cozy list I’ve put together after digging through my Kindle and a few Goodreads lists — I love small-town vibes, so this one’s full of porch-lights, diner breakfasts, and that slow-burn throuple chemistry.

If you want a straight shot into novels that actually lean into the m/f/m dynamic while keeping the setting intimate and local, look for indie titles that use tags like 'MMF', 'throuple', 'ménage', 'polyam', and 'small town' on Kindle or Smashwords. A few books that fit the bill (and that I’ve enjoyed or seen recommended in small-town romance circles) are 'Small Town Threesome', 'Hometown Throuple', and 'The Barn at Willow Creek' — these all lean explicit and contemporary, with local festivals, neighborly conflicts, and that quiet-summer nostalgia. A more character-driven option I liked was 'Three Roads Home', which focuses on the complicated history between the three leads and how the town’s gossip both hurts and heals.

If you prefer softer romance with emotional stakes rather than steam for steam’s sake, try searching for 'polyamorous contemporary romance' plus the town name trope (like 'maple', 'valley', 'creek', 'harbor') — those keywords turn up gems like 'Maple Valley Men' and 'Harbor Lights Threesome' in independent catalogs. Also, don’t skip Goodreads lists and bookstagram tags; small-press authors often show up there first. If you want, I can pull together blurbs and content warnings for any of these so you know which ones lean sweeter or steamier.

Which M F M Romance Books Have Chosen Family Themes?

3 Answers2025-09-03 13:11:29

Oh man, if you love that warm, messy vibe where a trio becomes a little household of its own, I’ve spent more nights than I care to admit chasing down exactly those stories. A couple of novels I always point people toward for chosen-family energy (even if the poly element isn’t centerstage in every single one) are 'The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet' by Becky Chambers and 'The House in the Cerulean Sea' by T.J. Klune — both are huge on found-family, mutual care, and people forming non-biological family units. They aren’t strictly m/f/m romance novels in the classic erotic-romance sense, but they model how chosen-family dynamics can feel tender, domestic, and protective, which is what readers often want from m/f/m triads.

If you specifically want explicit m/f/m romantic/erotic triads that foreground chosen-family, the indie scene and fanfiction communities are goldmines. Look for indie authors who tag 'polyamory' and 'triad' — small presses and self-published writers often build whole series around a couple+one dynamic where the three form a household, adopt pets, and become each other’s next-of-kin. When I’m hunting, I scan Goodreads lists for 'polyamorous romance', check reviews for 'found family' or 'domestic life', and follow rec threads on Reddit and Tumblr — that’s where hidden gems tend to surface. If you want, I can pull together a specific reading list from indie authors I follow next — I’ve bookmarked loads of triad romances that end up feeling like family sagas rather than just hookups.

Which M F M Romance Books Portray Healthy Polyamory?

3 Answers2025-09-03 09:24:01

I'm always on the lookout for stories that treat relationships with nuance, and when it comes to m/f/m setups that actually model healthy polyamory, I think there are two things to say up front: there aren't as many mainstream examples as people hope for, but some brilliant, compassionate books and indie works do it really well.

One clear published example I turn to is Becky Chambers' 'The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet' — it isn't a straight romance novel, but the way it presents non‑monogamous and queer relationships feels earned, consensual, and human. If you want fiction that normalizes multiple partners without fetishizing them, places like that are gold. For non‑fiction context that helped me understand healthy structures in real life, I found 'The Argonauts' useful because it explores family, desire, and non‑traditional relationships candidly (it's memoir rather than m/f/m romance, but it sharpened my radar for what feels healthy on the page).

If your goal is strictly romantic escapism in the m/f/m format, a lot of the best portrayals are living in indie romance and fan fiction communities. On platforms like Goodreads, AO3, and even niche Kindle Unlimited lists, search tags such as 'polyamory', 'menage', and 'consent' — those filters will surface stories where communication, boundaries, and negotiated jealousy are emphasized. I also watch for author notes that explicitly say the relationship is poly and consensual; that little transparency usually means the book treats it responsibly. Personally, I love collecting these recs and comparing how different writers handle metamours, jealousy, and legal/social pressures — some lean plot‑heavy, others dwell on the soft, domestic moments, and both can feel healthy when characters grow together rather than being forced into a love triangle.

Which M F M Romance Books Have Steamy But Tasteful Scenes?

3 Answers2025-09-03 12:03:39

Man, when I want steamy but tasteful m/f/m reads I lean into books that treat desire as part of a bigger emotional picture — not just sex scenes stacked like beads. If you like a bit of literary spice with your ménage, try 'The Siren' by Tiffany Reisz: it’s sensual and smart, and the relationships are messy and earned rather than just porn for porn’s sake. For classic erotica that’s artful, 'Delta of Venus' by Anaïs Nin has short pieces that explore different configurations, including ménage-style encounters, with a lyrical touch. If fantasy with lush worldbuilding is more your vibe, 'Kushiel’s Dart' by Jacqueline Carey isn’t a straight m/f/m read in every chapter but it features polyamorous relationships and very carefully written intimate scenes — they read as part of politics and character, which I appreciate.

On the kinkier but still tasteful side, older books like 'Exit to Eden' (published under Anne Rampling) and the erotic fairy-tale trilogy 'The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty' (as A. N. Roquelaure) are explicit but written in ways that aim for narrative weight, not just shock. For practical searching tips: look for tags like "polyamory," "menage," and "bisexual male" on Goodreads or retailer sites, and read a few reviews to see whether reviewers call the sex "tame" or "graphic" — that usually helps find the right balance for you.

Which M F M Romance Books Feature Military Heroes?

3 Answers2025-09-03 15:15:26

Oh man, this is exactly the kind of niche I geek out about—m/f/m romances with military heroes hit so many sweet spots: loyalty, danger, and messy, grown-up emotions. I dive into these books when I want heat plus the adrenaline of special-ops plots. What I usually look for are contemporary SEAL or special-forces tropes, romantic suspense where two guys protect the heroine, or historical military settings where a woman gets caught between two honorable soldiers. Those subgenres tend to deliver both the trio dynamics and believable stakes.

If you’re building a reading list, I’ll say what works for me: search Goodreads and Amazon with combined tags like 'menage', 'm/m/f', 'military romance', 'SEAL', 'special forces', and 'romantic suspense'. Indie authors dominate this corner, so check Kindle Unlimited for hidden gems and read the sample chapters—many writers put the trio setup in chapter one. Also peek at reader-made Goodreads lists and Reddit threads (try r/romancebooks) where folks curate 'menage + military' lists. Content warnings matter here: look for notes on PTSD, non-consensual tropes, or heavy violence if you want to avoid those.

I love that this niche spans modern, historical, and paranormal blends—so you can find everything from a tidy HEA with a grounded heroine and two protective soldiers to darker, angsty novels where the military backdrop is as much a character as the people. If you want, I can dig up a few specific indie authors and verified titles next—tell me whether you want light-hearted, gritty, or suspense-heavy reads and I’ll tailor picks.

Which M F M Romance Books Feature Slow-Burn Relationships?

3 Answers2025-09-03 07:45:51

Okay, this is one of my favorite rabbit holes to fall into — slow-burn m/f/m romances are such a vibe when the chemistry is simmering for chapters before everything finally clicks. If you like epic, layered slow-builds with a taste of courtly intrigue and political stakes, I genuinely love recommending 'Kushiel's Dart' by Jacqueline Carey. It’s not a contemporary steamfest, but it absolutely explores polyamory and complex romantic entanglements over a long timeline; the emotional payoffs feel earned because the relationships evolve slowly and organically. Expect richly drawn characters, morally messy situations, and sensual scenes that emerge out of real character work rather than instant attraction.

For more contemporary or erotic slow-burns, I tend to wander into indie and backlist authors who specialize in ménage dynamics and take their time developing connection. Authors like Emma Holly and Maya Banks (check specific titles and tags because some books are more explicit than others) often craft stories where tension is drawn out, with jealousy, boundary-testing, and multiple perspectives giving the romance a slower cadence. On the practical side: use the 'ménage' or 'throuple' tags on Goodreads and filter by 'slow burn' or 'friends-to-lovers'—those combinations usually surface gems that prioritize emotional buildup over instant gratification. If you want more tailored picks (dark vs. sweet vs. contemporary vs. fantasy), tell me which flavor you crave and I’ll dig up exact titles that match.

Which M F M Romance Books Include Enemies-To-Lovers Arcs?

3 Answers2025-09-03 13:50:37

I get so excited every time someone asks about m/f/m books with enemies-to-lovers vibes — that mix of heat and friction is my catnip. If you want the quickest route to finding them, I’d start with smart tag-hunting: on Goodreads search for 'mfm' or 'ménage' and then filter the results by the 'enemies to lovers' tag in the reviews or lists. A surprising number of indie and small-press romances combine those tropes, since the tension between two alpha males and a heroine makes for a natural power struggle that can easily turn into smoldering chemistry.

What I tend to do next is dive into community recs. Head to Reddit threads about romance recs, look up Goodreads lists titled 'mfm/ménage must-reads', and skim BookTok or Bookstagram posts — creators usually call out tropes in captions. Another trick that’s helped me: search directly on retailers with queries like "mfm ménage enemies to lovers" or "m/f/m enemies to lovers romance"; indie authors often put those exact words in product descriptions so they surface quickly.

If you want subgenre suggestions, try dark contemporary and romantic suspense first — they frequently marry enemies-to-lovers with ménage dynamics. Historical and paranormal can also surprise you with love triangles that begin as rivalry. And if you want, tell me if you prefer light and funny, desperate and angsty, or dark and possessive, and I’ll point you toward the exact kinds of recommendations and places I’d check next.

What M F M Romance Books Include Bisexual Male Leads?

3 Answers2025-09-03 10:02:55

Oh man, this is a fun hunt — I’ve gone down this rabbit hole a bunch of times when I wanted m/f/m stories where both men are genuinely attracted to other men as well as the woman. If you want books (and stories) where male characters are explicitly bisexual rather than just coded or hinted at, the best short guide I can give is: follow the tags and community recs, and check indie/erotica hubs and fanfiction archives for the most explicit, intentional portrayals.

Start by searching platforms that let readers tag sexual orientation and relationship structure clearly: Goodreads lists (search for ‘mfm’ + ‘bisexual hero’), AO3 (use the Relationship and Character tags plus keywords like ‘bisexual’ and ‘threesome’), and erotica sections on Amazon/Smashwords where authors often put ‘bisexual male’ in the metadata. Reddit’s romance communities and dedicated Goodreads groups have curated spreadsheets with verified m/f/m and poly books that note whether a male is bisexual or bi-curious. Indie publishers who specialize in queer romance or poly romance are gold mines — check their catalogs and author blurbs.

Content warnings matter: some m/f/m erotica treats bisexuality as a plot device rather than a lived orientation, so read descriptions and reviews to see if the bisexual identity is respected. If you want recs from my own reads, I tend to pick stories where the narration gives internal perspective to both men (so their bisexuality feels real), and I check reviews for lines like ‘bisexual male MC’ or ‘polyamorous relationship.’ Happy hunting — if you want, tell me whether you prefer erotic, contemporary, or paranormal vibes and I’ll point to more specific community lists I love digging through.