Three women. Eight weeks. One rule nobody can keep.
Bea Mercer needs a temporary room, a fresh start, and absolutely no romantic complications.
The spare room at Hawthorn comes with a narrow bed, an eccentric old schoolhouse, and a very detailed agreement. Rent is rent. Nobody works for free. Problems get discussed within twenty-four hours.
And, according to one hastily handwritten addition, nobody is allowed to fall for the hot housemate.
Unfortunately, there are two.
Jules Navarro is a beautiful disaster of paint-stained jeans, wicked humor, and secrets she hides behind a dazzling smile. Amara is the devastatingly composed café owner who keeps the household running, knows exactly what everyone needs, and refuses to admit what she wants.
The women have shared a home for five years. They've spent even longer avoiding the feelings between them.
Then Bea moves in.
One overheard confession sparks an attraction none of them can ignore. Soon, stolen kisses become impossible choices, carefully written rules become intimate invitations, and three women discover that wanting each other is the easy part.
Because Bea has spent her entire life trying to take up as little space as possible. Jules is terrified of losing the one safe thing she's ever had. And Amara has never learned how to love someone without trying to take care of everything.
With Bea's move-out date approaching, they'll have to decide what it really means to make room for someone—and whether love can last when everyone finally starts asking for what they want.
The Spare Room Agreement is a standalone, high-heat FFF sapphic polyamorous romance featuring forced proximity, friends-to-lovers, sharp banter, emotional vulnerability, chosen family, and a guaranteed happily-ever-after.
