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The story follows Mia, a talented doctor who was once best friends with two hockey stars, River and Alex, during university. After ghosting them years prior to avoid making them choose between her, she is reunited with both men during a wedding trip to Napa. Forced to share a suite, the trio explores a shared relationship ("why choose" style) where both men are as obsessed with each other as they are with her. The novel suggests that this freedom is essential