I have to say that this book really surprised me. “When you stop lying to yourself, when you admit you want her too, that’s when we see how much she might want us.” Their mutual attraction to Jane doesn’t hurt either! They want to expand their relationship to include her, but can a three-person relationship ever work or are they doomed from the start? And, after they see what’s been done to her, Max and Wes don’t want her to leave. Jane quits working for him once she finds out, and starts working as a maid, but that doesn’t stop the drug dealer’s goon from going after her to try to collect the debt! Now the only place she feel’s safe is at Max’s penthouse. What he doesn’t tell her is that not only did he borrow money from a drug dealer and made a deal to launder money out of the club, but he listed her as co-owner of the business! Now the debt is being called in, but Allen doesn’t have the money to pay it. After they’ve left the home, one of the other kids she grew up with opens a gentleman’s club and he finds and hires her to bar-tend and manage the business. Jane has had a rough life, born a drug baby, she grew up in a group home. Things are about to change forever for our happy couple when their new maid, Jane Chapman, comes barreling into their lives like a hurricane!

What the public doesn’t know won’t hurt them! She wants the image of a perfect family, even if her husband is always out cheating on her. Although Max’s mom, is getting ready to run for president and is pressuring him to find a respectable woman and get married. Do to his family’s expectations and image Max forces them to keep their relationship a secret.

Maxwell comes from a well-known and powerful family and Wes is the son of two openly gay and loving mothers. They come from completely different backgrounds. TV reporter, Maxwell Emerson, and renowned chef, Wesley Uhler, have been in a committed relationship for the last four years.

The Anatomy of Jane by Amelia LeFay