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Chapters (103)
  1. Also by Grace McGinty
  2. Dedication
  3. Chapter One
  4. NOVA
  5. Chapter Two
  6. NOVA
  7. Chapter Three
  8. RIVER
  9. Chapter Four
  10. NOVA
  11. Chapter Five
  12. DEVAN
  13. Chapter Six
  14. NOVA
  15. Chapter Seven
  16. RIGBY
  17. Chapter Eight
  18. NOVA
  19. Chapter Nine
  20. RIVER
  21. Chapter Ten
  22. NOVA
  23. Chapter Eleven
  24. DEVAN
  25. Chapter Twelve
  26. NOVA
  27. Chapter Thirteen
  28. RIGBY
  29. Chapter Fourteen
  30. NOVA
  31. Chapter Fifteen
  32. RIVER
  33. Chapter Sixteen
  34. NOVA
  35. Chapter Seventeen
  36. DEVAN
  37. Chapter Eighteen
  38. NOVA
  39. Chapter Nineteen
  40. RIGBY
  41. Chapter Twenty
  42. RIVER
  43. Chapter Twenty-One
  44. NOVA
  45. Chapter Twenty-Two
  46. DEVAN
  47. Chapter Twenty-Three
  48. NOVA
  49. Chapter Twenty-Four
  50. DEVAN
  51. Chapter Twenty-Five
  52. NOVA
  53. Chapter Twenty-Six
  54. RIGBY
  55. Chapter Twenty-Seven
  56. NOVA
  57. Chapter Twenty-Eight
  58. RIGBY
  59. Chapter Twenty-Nine
  60. RIVER
  61. Chapter Thirty
  62. NOVA
  63. Chapter Thirty-One
  64. RIVER
  65. Chapter Thirty-Two
  66. NOVA
  67. Chapter Thirty-Three
  68. DEVAN
  69. Chapter Thirty-Four
  70. NOVA
  71. Chapter Thirty-Five
  72. RIGBY
  73. Chapter Thirty-Six
  74. RIVER
  75. Chapter Thirty-Seven
  76. NOVA
  77. Chapter Thirty-Eight
  78. DEVAN
  79. Chapter Thirty-Nine
  80. NOVA
  81. Chapter Forty
  82. RIGBY
  83. Chapter Forty-One
  84. NOVA
  85. Chapter Forty-Two
  86. RIVER
  87. Chapter Forty-Three
  88. NOVA
  89. Chapter Forty-Four
  90. DEVAN
  91. Chapter Forty-Five
  92. NOVA
  93. Chapter Forty-Six
  94. RIVER
  95. Epilogue
  96. NOVA
  97. EIGHT MONTHS LATER
  98. Acknowledgments
  99. About the Author
  100. Full Page Image
  101. Eight Seconds To Fly
  102. PROLOGUE
  103. THREE YEARS LATER

Our bodies were a tangle of limbs. I’d never imagined this would happen, even when we’d agreed to be poly. I’d never really thought about orgies or how this would work, but I would never forget this moment for the rest of my life.

Rigby slapped my ass, and I screamed out my orgasm, one sensation too many tipping me over. I clamped down on them both, and the tightness had Rigby coming with me, River not too far behind him. Finally, Devan pulled out of my throat and came all over my chest, panting. I collapsed onto River’s chest, whimpering as Rigby pulled out.

River was next, and I moaned at the empty feeling in my body. Every one of my muscles felt wrung out.

River kissed my face, over my cheeks, the sweat from my temple. “You are everything, Nova Stone,” he whispered softly against my cheek. I held him tighter. “But Devan’s spunk is all over my chest and yours, so I think we should probably shower.”

I laughed, letting him pick me up and carry me to the shower. We both barely fit into the tiny cubicle, and there wasn’t a whole lot of room to move. But he cleaned me up gently, then washed himself down, before carrying my towel-wrapped body back into the bedroom.

Rigby was lying spread-eagled on the bed, snoring gently, his dick out. Devan rolled his eyes as he walked back into the room. “Not sure I’m going to enjoy the ‘staring at other men’s cocks’ part of this relationship.”

They’d stripped off the bed while we were showering, and there were now fresh sheets on there. We had been a little bit juicy, I guess.

“Really? I think that might be my favorite part,” I told him, crawling onto the bed beside him, River squeezing his body in beside mine.

“I bet it is, you little pervert,” Dev whispered. Pulling me tightly to his chest, he held me close. “Don’t leave again. I’m not sure any of us could take it.”

I kissed his overheated skin, still salty with sweat. “I promise.”

Chapter Forty-Four

DEVAN

Tom smiled at me as he handed me my morning coffee. “If I may say so, sir, you look happier today.”

I grinned. “You may not say so.”

He raised an eyebrow. “Well, I just did, so I guess you better fire me then.”

I huffed, and the kid continued to smirk. Ballsy little fucker.

“Just letting you know that Daria—your, uh, consultant—has a 10 a.m. meeting with you.”

I looked back down at my spreadsheet. “Thanks, Tom.” I’d give him a good bonus this year. He’d weathered this bullshit like a champion, and I believed in rewarding loyalty and commitment.