Jace Cohen is in love with his best friend. In the four years since they met, he’s held back his desire out of fear of risking their friendship and his relationship with her four-year-old daughter. But while he’s working up the courage to tell her how he feels, he also begins to develop feelings for his new architect.
Olivia Riley’s number one priority in life is her daughter. With preschool about to start, Olivia takes a job working for Jace so she can spend more time at home than her bartending shifts allow. All she has to do is make it through each workday without accidently confessing her feelings to her boss. But she’s tired of pretending she isn’t in love with him and when an attractive architect becomes a regular fixture in their lives, Olivia finds herself wondering how they all fit together.
Kayden Meacham is not looking for a relationship, but he can’t stop things from progressing with his client, Jace, despite the knowledge that Jace is in love with someone else—someone Kayden finds himself thinking about more and more. Open to the idea of Jace also exploring a relationship with Olivia, Kayden encourages Jace to go after what he wants.
When the three of them realize they’re more connected than they ever could have imagined, they quickly discover that the love and relationship that’s right for them may not be one that is readily accepted by others. They’ll need to decide whether it’s possible for them to have it all.