And Then There Were Three

Three hearts, two men, one woman, and a trove of letters that laugh in the face of conventional love stories. Julia G. Fox's memoir dives into the unpredictable currents of identity, desire, and acceptance, offering a refreshing take on an untraditional love that crosses boundaries and spans oceans. Through sixty-seven candid letters, Julia recounts the rollercoaster journey of rekindling her husband's romance with his college sweetheart, Sasha, and the delightful chaos that ensued. This memoir fearlessly tackles the quirks of polyamory, the absurdities of societal norms, and the sheer joy of finding love in unexpected places. It also delves into the struggles that LGBTQ+ individuals still face and the lifelong psychological repercussions of past traumas of being in the closet. And Then There Were Three is a witty, heartfelt exploration of the messiness, magic, and sometimes heartbreaking sadness of real relationships.