Coming soon
Title reveal!
Paperback cover reveal! Or really, an update. I like this new title so much. I hope you'll love the book!
Coming in November 2024!
💜Three's A Charm: A slow-burn suspense poly rom-com with a clairvoyant heroine
💜Based on Deborah in Judges
💜Romantic suspense (but maybe a little paranormal, too) and a polyamorous HEA
💜Bi+ FMC and bi+ female love interest
💜Another slow burn from JJC?! Um. Yeah.
💜Yes! It'll be an audiobook!
Please note: I know Three's a Charm is a malaphor. And I love it just the same. 🤓 No notes.
Blurb reveal!
Ebook cover reveal! In the cutthroat world of criminal defense, Divya is a brilliant attorney with an extraordinary talent: the ability to vividly witness scenes of violence when they are described to her. This unique gift (or is it a curse?) makes her a formidable force in the courtroom, proving innocence in seemingly impossible cases.
Happily married to a dedicated District Attorney, Divya's life is a perfect balance of love and law. Their passionate and smoldering connection fuels their professional and personal lives. But when a new private investigator joins Divya's team, the dynamic shifts. Both Divya and her husband find themselves irresistibly drawn to this intriguing newcomer, sparking a forbidden attraction they struggle to resist.
As the trio navigates the complex web of justice and desire, they must keep their relationship professional to save their reputations and careers. With a high-stakes case that could make or break them, Divya's ability to uncover the truth is more crucial than ever. Will they manage to prove their client’s innocence while grappling with their own tangled emotions?
Inspired by the story of Deborah in Judges, Three’s a Charm is a sizzling contemporary romance that will leave you breathless and craving more. Perfect for fans of Perry Mason, The Medium, You Me Her, and Sherlock Holmes, this story delivers a thrilling ride to a happily ever after.
CONTENT WARNING:
on page violence (fatal stabbing of side character/s)
closeted bisexual main character’s bi-awakening and subsequent self-loathing
