Through the Window (Paperback)

Peer through the windows of an old house or a brownstone apartment at these two menage novelas by Chris Owen and Julia Talbot In Pyke's Peak by Chris Owen, Pyke thinks he's found the perfect way to keep his two best friends around: buy a house they can all live in. The trick will be getting Laurel and Shea to move in. His buddy Shea gets with the program pretty fast, but Laurel is not as convinced. The boys seem to be a package deal, and she's not sure they can all be happy. As they work on the house together, though, Pyke hopes he can convince them all that their place is together, in the coolest house any of them have ever seen. In Pictures of You, by Julia Talbot, Ryan and Shreve share an apartment that has it all. An open floor plan, a huge shower, and a picture window in the bedroom. When Ryan notices he and Shreve are being spied on by the attractive female photographer across the way, he decides it's time to get friendly with the neighbors. Real friendly. Leanne has no idea the boys know she's watching. They inspire her to pick up her camera for the first time in years, but she's not sure she wants to meet her subjects. Maybe she can apply what they teach her to her own personal life, though, and make everything picture perfect.