Descripción
A pop star on the run forms a forbidden love triangle with two best friends in this spicy romance from the New York Times-bestselling author of Darling Daffodils Farm.
Melina Rodriguez has three Grammys and a sold-out world tour, but there's one problem: She needs to disappear. Her ex--who also happens to be her agent who destroyed all her songs--is looking for her. Desperate to escape his influence, she lands herself in a tiny Rhode Island town and, quite literally, on the doorstep of Bristol's grumpiest fire chief.
Declan Everhart runs into burning buildings for a living and keeps his feelings locked down for reasons he won't discuss. But just as Melina starts to melt his frigid heart with her warmth and charm, his best friend arrives on the scene.
Cade Fitzgerald is the goalie coach for the Boston Bolts hockey team, and he's never been shy about his dating exploits. But it's obvious, with his flashy smile and teasing wit, that he wants Melina. And if he's being honest, he wants Declan too.
Meanwhile, Declan's been hiding just how much he longs for them both. Caught between the burning desire she feels for both men, Melina doesn't stand a chance. Now, as secrets bubble to the surface and outside pressures mount, the three must decide just how much trouble they're willing to get into to protect what they've got.
This edition features a never-before-published bonus scene.
Trouble is a spicy MMF, grumpy/sunshine, forced-proximity romance.
Author: Brittanée Nicole
Publisher: Podium Publishing
Published: 10/20/2026
Pages: 320
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.82lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.72d
ISBN13: 9798347025817
BISAC Categories:
- Fiction | Romance | Sports
About the Author
Brittanée Nicole is the USA Today-bestselling author of the Boston Bolts Hockey, Hope Harbor, Momcoms, Dadcoms, Revenge Games, Bristol Bay Romance, and Boston Billionaires series. She writes lighthearted love stories featuring empowered women and the dreamy men who fall for them. Nicole resides in New England with her husband and two children.