Falling for Two

After a childhood of neglect and a troubled marriage, it will take a good man to win Calleigh's heart again. The last thing she expects is to find two of the best men. Calleigh has learnt through bitter experience that it's safer to avoid any kind of connection. For the last four years she has travelled the world, taking on one temporary job after another and living out of hotels. It has suited her well, allowing her to build a wall around her life, and her heart. She accepts a six-month contract working for Theo and Roman, a committed couple living in South Devon. Though she would prefer to be working outside of the UK, the fact that they are the authors of her favourite books is too exciting for her to turn down. As it turns out, they also just happen to be two of the most beautiful men she has ever laid eyes on. Calleigh has always had a strict 'no fraternising with the boss' rule, and has never been tempted to break it. But Roman and Theo are unlike anyone she has ever worked for before, and soon their easy, down-to-earth ways win her over. It doesn't take long before her objective admiration of their good looks and happy demeanour begins to shift, and she finds herself drifting into fantasies of what it would be like to be a part of them. She is stunned when Theo and Roman ask her out on a date, and soon the line between employers and employee is so blurred it becomes irrelevant. Suddenly she finds that temporary isn't enough anymore. But life has a couple of curve balls to throw her. Is it all too good to be true? And why does she get the feeling that she is being watched?