I fell for Brady in his brother's book and was excited to get his story.  

Brady is used to being in the limelight due to his football royalty family. He has other plans for his own life in a related field. He is confident and knows what he wants and is not too shy or afraid to ask for it. That is how he ends up going home from a gay bar with not one, but two SEALs.

Kit and Prescott are SEAL teammates, best friends, roommates, and share everything. They are very close but only share sexy times when there is a third involved. There are non-fraternization rules in place and that is how they justify the loophole they created. 

Kit is more dominant and bossy. He also has deep feelings. Prescott is more traditionally gorgeous, outgoing, and playful. One night leads to many more. Brady is the perfect bratty bridge and they all unexpectedly connect.

But eventually Brady has his after-college life to begin. The guys are also going through some changes. But saying goodbye seems like it is going to be harder than any of them thought. So what happens when you can't say goodbye?

This is a MMM, age gap, friends-to-lovers, forbidden romance. It is interesting seeing Brady come into the middle of the dynamics of Kit and Prescott and hearing their own views and feelings about it. Brady seems to be a missing piece joining these two that had a connection that they were too afraid to fully explore. I loved the three of them together and how they each brought something different to the triad and how they balanced each other out. They are fun, hot, passionate, and share a bond. But a non-traditional relationship is not something that can easily be done in the open due to all of their career backgrounds.

Can they overcome their challenges,  communicate effectively, and compromise in order to find a way to end their goodbyes?

This brings in so many cameos from the author's other books that add a lot of fun and banter...dads, brothers, cousins, uncles, oh my!