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A blend of sci-fi biology and futuristic "cottagecore" vibes, a cozy m/m/m romance with a found family core—but things do get steamy!

Vaye and Kelu have finally escaped the threat of war and the shadows of a repressive colony for the sun-drenched shores of a garden planet. Life is perfect, save for one complication: Vaye’s unique biology. As a rare intersex being, his intense heats require more than one partner can provide.

When they meet Lyrill—a delicate, tentacled sea being in need of a home—their quiet life expands in ways they never expected. While Vaye and Kelu navigate the mature, high-intensity needs of Vaye’s nature, they are determined to woo Lyrill with the gentle patience he deserves. This is a cozy, polyamorous tale of three souls building a home, learning ancient courtships, and finding where they belong.

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