Corsets & Quartets


Author(s): Mercy DeSimone 

Release Date: 1st Aug 2020
This is a standalone book.
The average rating for this book is 2.54 out of 5


Genre Contemporary Burn Medium Heat Level 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 - Steamy on page scenes and language Build Slow Build Harem Size Small Harem (3 or 4) Trope Friends to Lovers Trope Single Parent POV 1st Person POV Age FMC in their 40s Tense Present Store Availability Kindle Unlimited Store Availability Paperback Cinnamon Roll Fluffy/Light HFN Humorous Playlist Included Plus Sized Characters
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Josie just wants to write about love. ♥ They want her to live it.

At 40, I pressed pause on my love life  it seems fate had other ideas  

For a single, curvy girl over 40, love is hard to find—and marriage is a myth. It's not like I'm looking for a knight in shining armor. This girl can take care of herself. But when you're a struggling writer stuck in a dead end retail job, online dating seems like a necessary evil. Still, I can spot the players and poseurs from a mile away, and my days of indulging assholes who make me feel bad about myself are over. If I can’t have my HEA, I will damn well write it for every girl who needs hope.

But, sometimes fate has a peculiar sense of humor—especially when she sends 3! sexy men with very modern ideas about love, lust, and dating directly into my path. How is a girl supposed to choose?

First, there's Heath - the DILF veterinarian with a dadbod, who’s into loyalty and heaving petting.

Then there’s his friend Mark - the local celebrity chef who knows how to spice things up in the kitchen.

Did I mention Simon - the aging rockstar who’s lost his rhythm? He’s looking for a muse to help him escape his personal demons.

The bottom line—I’m tired of trying to make myself small to fit someone else's ideal of what's sexy and beautiful. But each one of these men makes me feel desirable and alive. Is it possible to find one man to fill all your needs? I’m not so certain anymore. Maybe it’s true - corsets really do need a quartet to thrive.

What would Jane do?



Notes from the author

We all want the fantasy, but sometimes I need a dose of reality. My characters are perfectly inperfect--they own their weaknesses, because that's what makes them human. In the end, we all hope to show up as the best versions of ourselves when it counts. 

This is for all the dreamers who wait for love... and are not ashamed that often their besties and furry friends are the love that sustains them until romantic love finally finds them ♥️

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