Calamity City: Gambler’s Trilogy
Gay Harem. MMM/m. Dark romance.
I’ve been on the run for almost a year. The people who are after me will stop at nothing to find me. I can’t afford to stay in any single location for too long.
Unfortunately, I hitchhike with the wrong person. Caleb Spade decides he won’t let me go, and he has his right hand man Vortex to help keep me in place. Havoc’s explosive anger keeps me safe… and causes trouble in turn. These three men are the key to my freedom and happiness… and maybe even love.
This is a trilogy and the books must be read in order!
Please read the content notes if you have concerns. These books deal with difficult topics including past CSA, sex trafficking, and anxiety/depression, as well as consent issues.
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I’m gambling everything by trusting them.
All my life, I’ve been used and exploited. I finally escape—only to end up in the middle of the desert with nothing but $50 and a stray kitten.
Then Caleb and his enforcer Vortex pull up, and I have a choice: get in the car with them, or die of dehydration.
If I’d known Caleb was a member of the Spade Mob Family, I’d have taken my chances in the desert. Now I’m trapped, a pretty captive that Caleb treats like a pet and a toy. Vortex acts like he cares about me, but he’s keeping me here too. And Havoc talks a big game about ‘fighting the man,’ but he’s happy to take Caleb’s paycheck.
They want me obedient and on my knees. They want me begging for pain and pleasure alike. They want me up against the wall, taking everything they give me.
I should hate this.
Except I start to feel safe.
I start to feel cared for.
Until it all falls apart.

A broken boy, and his three protectors.
Even though Caleb, Havoc, and Vortex have sworn to protect me, I still don’t feel safe.
The three of them protect me from the shadows I see in every corner, but they can’t protect me from the shadows inside my mind.
Nothing I do lets me forget exactly who I am or where I came from… and I can’t ever forget that my family will stop at nothing to get me back.

I’m not going back. They’re my family now.
With the Lockwoods circling Calamity City, I can feel the walls closing in on me. Havoc, Vortex, and Caleb all want me to learn to defend myself–but how can I, when I’ve always been weak, always been fragile?
This relationship we’re building won’t last. I know it can’t. But it could. I want to be their pet, their beautiful boy, their masochist.
I’m going to have to learn to fight.
I have to be strong.
Because the only one who can save me from being the person my family wants?
Is myself.
And I’m the only one who can fight for Caleb, Vortex, and Havoc’s love.
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