Nine years ago, Marlowe Calloway left Larkspur Hollow with a duffel bag, a bus ticket, and a promise to herself: never look back. Not at the town. Not at the family vineyard she was supposed to inherit. And especially not at the two boys who broke her heart in the same summer, in two completely different ways.

Now she's back — broke, humiliated, and towing the wreckage of a life that fell apart in one very public, very expensive divorce. Her grandmother's vineyard is drowning in debt, and the only people qualified to save it are the last two men on earth Marlowe swore she'd never need again.

Beckett Hale runs the county's most successful vineyard management company, and he hasn't forgiven Marlowe for the way she vanished. Judge Okafor left Larkspur Hollow the same year she did, came back a decorated Army engineer, and rebuilt the family's failing distillery into something the whole valley depends on — including, now, her.

Working the harvest together means Marlowe is trapped between them from sunrise to last light: Beckett's simmering, unresolved anger, Judge's quiet, devastating patience. Both men remember exactly who she used to be. Neither is interested in pretending the last nine years didn't happen. And neither is willing to share her — until it becomes clear that the only version of this that works is all three of them, together, or none of it at all.

Marlowe has thirty days to save the vineyard, six weeks to face the two men she never stopped loving, and no idea how to choose between them when her heart refuses to.

Coming Home Hungry is a full-length, single-couple reverse harem romance with a guaranteed happily-ever-after. Expect a slow-burn-to-explosive heat level, possessive and emotionally intense heroes, small-town forced proximity, and a heroine who finally stops running.

Tropes: Reverse Harem, Second-Chance Romance, Small-Town Forced Proximity, Possessive Heroes, One Heroine Two Heroes, Guaranteed HEA

This book contains mature themes and sexual content intended for adult readers 18+.