The trio must navigate complex family issues. Joel struggles with confronting his parents about their unconventional relationship, while Jethro continues to recover from the trauma of his father's past violence.
You must read Candy Boys (Book 1) before Candy Ever After to understand the foundation of their relationship. Candy Ever After by Jo Raven
A nerdy and strong-willed heroine who originally wrote erotic fiction about the two men on her blog before it became her reality. The trio must navigate complex family issues
The story picks up with the triad—Candy and her two boyfriends, Jethro ("Jet") and Joel—officially living together. While their physical connection remains intense, the narrative focuses on the shifting dynamics of their lives as they transition into new adult responsibilities: A nerdy and strong-willed heroine who originally wrote
College is starting for Candy, Jethro returns to work at a bookshop, and Joel is in the process of launching his own business.
An "unruly" and often volatile character who is bisexual and dealing with significant past trauma.