Treesome

Go green, they said.

Odette has spent her life being watched, warned, and gently corrected by people who think desire is something a young woman should fear.

But Odette is tired of being treated like a scandal waiting to happen.

In Red Water, secrets rarely stay private. They grow roots. They lean over fences. They become breakfast gossip before the bread has cooled.

Then Odette slips into the woods and discovers a hidden meadow.

At its center stands a strange tree.

Ancient. Warm. Almost polite.

What begins as curiosity soon becomes Odette’s most dangerous secret. The tree seems to know her. It waits for her return, responds to her touch, and offers a kind of temptation no one in Red Water could ever explain.

But forbidden things have a habit of blooming.

When Todd follows Odette into the woods and discovers what she has been hiding, she must decide whether to run from scandal or turn it into something far more wicked.

Treesome is a steamy adult rural fantasy about curiosity, magical temptation, forbidden fruit, and the private thrill of wanting exactly what you are not supposed to want.

From the Author

Treesome began with a cheeky title and grew into a playful adult fairy tale about secrecy, shame, curiosity, and the strange places desire can take root.

I wanted Odette’s story to feel sensual, witty, and slightly wicked without losing its emotional thread. Beneath the fantasy is a woman who has spent her life being watched and warned, then finds one impossible place where her wanting belongs entirely to her.

It is a grown-up fable with moonlight, village gossip, forbidden fruit, and one very unusual tree.

What to expect from Treesome

• Steamy rural fantasy
• Adult fairy-tale mischief
• Enchanted-tree fantasy
• Forbidden fruit theme
• Curious heroine
• Village gossip and secrecy
• Magical temptation
• Naughty humour
• Sensual adult fantasy
• A cheeky double entendre
• A strange, playful, forbidden romance tone

For adults only.