Life's Been Kind of Prickly Lately
For Noah, it's currently all about the money. Being the sole surviving grandchild means that he's the one responsible for the four apartments that make up Square Hedge, thanks to his grandfather building each of his adult children their own mini-apartment on his land. He needs someone to rent that last unit, and soon, or else his savings are going to go up in smoke.

In Tyler's case, it's not having enough time. There's the job he works for money, the animal rescue he passionately volunteers at, the menagerie of animals he fosters (or failed to foster) at home, and that's before his relationship with Noah and Sophia. What's a guy to do when there aren't enough house in a day?

Sophia's happy with work and her home life, especially being in a loving relationship with her two boyfriends, but at the same time she feels that something, or more precisely someone, is missing. Neither of the two men are able to look for a fourth to join them, so it'll be up to her to find an incredibly rare woman willing to share her life with all three of them.

Then Clementine moves into the empty fourth apartment with her brand new rescue hedgehog Nettle, and it looks like everything quill be alright. Except she's running from her own problems, and between Noah's penny-pinching, Tyler's excessive supervision, and Sophia's pressure to join their relationship, Clementine not be able to share the hedge.

Tags: charity book, characters are all bisexual messes, why choose romance? sweet comfort, all the gooey feelings, happy ending, LGBTQIA+ friendly, contemporary romance, cute hedgehog

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