TWO MEN, ONE CLAIM

Delaney Voss doesn't go home. She burned that bridge eight years ago, and she's been very good at not looking back.
Then her grandmother dies and leaves her the Half Moon Inn, with a catch. Delaney must live under its sagging roof for 100 days, Labor Day to first ice, and then file a single Claim with the county: one signature from her, and one from each of the two keepers named in the will.
Rhys Kade is the brooding boatbuilder who once touched her like she was already his. Jonah Reyes is the town's easy-smiling paramedic who never stopped watching the road for her. They loved her one summer. They've agreed on nothing since, except that she was theirs.
Two men. One claim. If either refuses to sign, or files alone, the Inn goes to the developer who holds the bank note and can't wait to bulldoze it.
Delaney has every reason to hate them. Instead, every look across the boathouse strikes like a match in the dark. Rhys doesn't ask. He takes charge, and his hands are as commanding as his voice. Jonah doesn't push. He waits, then makes her beg him to stop waiting. And neither man will be the second one to say mine.
But the days are counting down, a storm is building over the lake, and someone in Half Moon Landing is willing to split them apart, or burn the Inn to the waterline, to win. The men she left are done letting her run. Delaney is about to learn what happens when two possessive, stubborn men must become one claim, and that she wants to stake a claim of her own.
Two Men, One Claim is a steamy, standalone second-chance reverse harem romance: high heat, high emotion, no cheating, no cliffhanger, and a guaranteed happily-ever-after.
Tropes: Reverse Harem (MMF) • Second Chance • Possessive Alpha Heroes • Small Town • Forced Proximity • Inheritance Ticking Clock
Content notice: Explicit sexual content, multiple-partner scenes, dominant/possessive language and consensual power play, strong language. For readers 18+.