Craig and Jack have been lovers and partners for years.  When Craig turns thirty, he feels sort of an epiphany and is unsure what it means. Suddenly he finds himself wanting to experience the softness of a woman and the sound of children’s laughter.  However, he doesn’t want to experience this if Jack is not okay with it and so they talk.  When Jack assures Craig that he is up for Craig’s idea, they don’t know how to proceed but figure it will come to them.  And it does -- In the form of beautiful and soft Wren Browne. 

Jack loves Craig more than his own life.  Reassured that Craig still loves him, Jack agrees to Craig’s plan and to be honest, at times he would love to feel the touch of a woman also.  Meeting Wren Browne rocks his world and he can’t wait to find out how everything is going to happen because if there is one thing he is certain about, it is what he feels for both Craig and Wren.

Wren Browne, scarred and often times overlooked, is lonely.  Surrounded by friends, she sees couples fall in love and wishes for the same thing.  Resigned to being alone she goes about her life making lists and doing her job as a consultant.  Her consulting job helping Jack with his landscaping business allows her to make a new friend and Wren finds herself thinking about Jack in more than a friendly manner.  Then, when she meets Craig and recognizes him as the man that was nice to her in a bar, she is happy to find two new friends.  Dare she hope for more? What will happen when Wren’s feelings for the two men border on love instead of friendship?

I absolutely engulfed Tea for Three in one sitting.  I could not put this book down. Steamy, sensuous, and completely captivating, I found myself immersed in a truly delightful love story that featured the kind of love only few ever find.  Craig and Jack’s partnership and love was erotic and very much a partnership.  Their love for Wren surpassed all of my expectations and made me yearn for what she was able to have with two completely magnificent men.  Thumbs up on Tea for Three!  It was great!