Sex has always been fine. Rachel Turner is 29, and she's done with being fine.
When her cousin lets slip a whispered story about three masked men, an invite code and a form that asks what you really want, Rachel does the reckless thing. She tells the truth, all 14 pages of it. Every craving she's never said out loud. Every hard limit. One stop word: lighthouse.
Jimmy, Ricky and Hank are ex-army security men with a very private side venture. They're invited only and vetted to the bone, and they turn down 9 out of 10 forms. They give a woman four days to be watched, hunted and taken exactly the way she asked. They have one rule they've never broken: when the window closes, they leave.
Then they read Rachel's form.
From 12:01 a.m. Tuesday to midnight Friday, she belongs to North, East and South. They find her in her own bed, then on a mirrored floor in a canal house on the Isle of Capri. They chase her through a twilight market, 20 metres behind her, always there. Every limit is honoured, and every yes is pushed further than she dreamed. The more of herself Rachel hands them, the harder it gets for three men who swore they'd never stay.
But someone else has been watching. A man inside their own company knows exactly what they've been doing after dark, and he wants a cut.
Four days. Three masks. One woman who finally asked for everything.
The window always closes. This time, nobody wants to leave.
When They Come is an explicit, high-heat why-choose-romance set on the Gold Coast. It has consensual non-consent, masked men, stalking play and fierce aftercare, and it builds to a happily ever after for all four of them. 18+ only.
