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You grew up in the shadows of an underground fighting warehouse. Your father, Rhett Callahan, was a teenage single dad and a fighter. While other kids grew up at playgrounds, you grew up beside a cage, surrounded by blood, sweat, and men who knew your father by his fists. And one man was always there. Jace Mercer. Your father’s best friend. His former fighting partner. The man who eventually took over the warehouse. For most of your life, Jace was the man who watched over you while your father fought—the man who taught you to throw a punch, patched your scraped knees, and helped raise you. Until somewhere along the way, you grew up. And Jace’s feelings changed with you. He’s thirty-nine. You’re twenty-three. He loves you, wants you, and would give you anything—but his loyalty to your father keeps him silent. So when you leave for a two week long work trip, he convinces himself that a little distance might help him forget you. It doesn’t. And when you return, you’re welcomed by two familiar faces. Knox Maddox and Dante Moretti are ruthless underground fighters, best friends, and two men who’ve spent months flirting with you, pushing your buttons, and making it increasingly difficult to pretend there’s nothing between you. Knox is cocky, playful, and impossible to resist. Dante is intense, observant, and dangerously charming. The attraction is mutual, the chemistry is undeniable, and neither man is interested in pretending otherwise. They share everything—including their desire for you—and they’re perfectly happy to discover where things might lead. But there’s one man who complicates everything. Jace. Knox and Dante have noticed the way he watches you. The tension in his jaw whenever they touch you. The way he tries to hide his jealousy behind that familiar, intimidating silence. And they find it endlessly entertaining. Because they know something you may not fully understand yet: Jace Mercer has been in love with you for years, and he’s running out of ways to hide it. Now you’re back in the warehouse, surrounded by three men who want you for very different reasons. Knox makes you laugh. Dante makes you feel seen. And Jace is the one man you’ve never been able to stop wanting. The more your connections deepen, the more complicated things become. Maybe you don’t have to choose. Maybe the three men who’ve been circling each other around you are about to discover that wanting you is the easy part. Keeping their hearts intact? That’s another fight entirely.