Sunday Bell's mother gave her advice that she took to heart: to love them all and let none of them keep her, and she built an entire life on that advice. She writes a relationship column men are afraid of that is so successful it earns her a seat at every opening in the city. She lives the life of her dreams and has no intention of belonging to anybody.
Then three men turn up in the same season.
One is a chef with a grudge. Another is the middle son of the family that signs her paychecks, spoiled, reckless, allergic to every rule his people live by, and used to women who never make him ask twice. And the last one is a man who knew her before any of it, back when her best friend was still alive, and he has been carrying something he never got to say for eleven years.
Sunday knows that letting one of them close would be a mistake. Letting all three would be something worse. But the unthinkable happens when she finds herself falling for not one... but all. To deal with the pressure, she begins a personal blog titled Love 'Em All to anonymously document her personal love journey.
What Sunday never expected was for the anonymous blog she started as an outlet to become the thing everybody in the city is reading. Now they all want to know who is writing it, making it nearly impossible for Sunday to keep her secret hidden.
Will she be able to live the life she always wanted with the three men who adore her, or will one nosey person ruin it all?
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Sunday Bell's mother gave her advice that she took to heart: to love them all and let none of them keep her, and she built an entire life on that advice. She writes a relationship column men are afraid of that is so successful it earns her a seat at every opening in the city. She lives the life of her dreams and has no intention of belonging to anybody.
Then three men turn up in the same season.
One is a chef with a grudge. Another is the middle son of the family that signs her paychecks, spoiled, reckless, allergic to every rule his people live by, and used to women who never make him ask twice. And the last one is a man who knew her before any of it, back when her best friend was still alive, and he has been carrying something he never got to say for eleven years.
Sunday knows that letting one of them close would be a mistake. Letting all three would be something worse. But the unthinkable happens when she finds herself falling for not one... but all. To deal with the pressure, she begins a personal blog titled Love 'Em All to anonymously document her personal love journey.
What Sunday never expected was for the anonymous blog she started as an outlet to become the thing everybody in the city is reading. Now they all want to know who is writing it, making it nearly impossible for Sunday to keep her secret hidden.
Will she be able to live the life she always wanted with the three men who adore her, or will one nosey person ruin it all?