In the wake of her mother's death, Paige finds solace in the arms of two men. One lover draws her out of herself, making her live in the moment; while the other understands her artistic moods and takes care of her when she forgets to take care of herself. As she and her primary partner reach their one-year dating mark, Paige feels internal pressure to make it official; but can she give up her exciting, wild lover? Caleb wants babies. He only just realized it, and he is suddenly overwhelmed with the desire to settle down and start a family. But he has a problem: his girlfriend doesn't know that he is also in a relationship with a man. Would she reject him if she found out, dashing his hopes of starting a family with her? If, by some miracle, she never found out, would Caleb be able to let his boyfriend go? Family means the world to him; but is it a compelling enough reason to convince Caleb to break up with the man he loves? Jackson was completely happy with his romantic and professional life. He had two mates who he loved unconditionally, and who loved him back; a fulfilling position at the university; and plenty of free time to peruse press releases and pour over new discoveries. Somehow, in the moments when he wasn't paying attention, his relationships had begun to fall apart. He's driven to identify and solve the problems before his lovers' insecurities tear apart a perfectly wonderful life. In order for the three people to solve their relationship troubles, they must face their own internal hellfire. The troubling conflicts in their lives threaten to push them into themselves, to run away from the problems, to give up hope. Can they come through to the other side intact? Or are these three doomed to be forever lost in place?