First ménage. First fantasy. First paranormal.... A Bond of Three ticks so many boxes

Yeah, this is the story that wouldn't leave me alone.
I've just submitted it to Dreamspinner Press, so watch this space.
I had the idea for this book way back in late spring, 2012. I'd only begun writing in February of that year, and when this one came to me, I wrote down as many notes as I could. That summer, I met up with another author, Chris Quinton and one of the things we discussed was this book. She stared at me when I'd finished going through the plot, and said "You have to write this book."
Wow.
I was going to get around to writing it, eventually. I mean, I have a list of books to write for DSP that keeps getting longer. But this April, my three young men stared talking to me - very loudly. So when Elizabeth North, CEO of DSP asked me which book was speaking loudest, the answer was obvious.
It was time to write A Bond of Three.
Then a funny thing happened.
One of my main characters, Prince Sorran, completely changed the nature of the book, and all of a sudden, the book had more than a dash of paranormal.
I was nervous enough writing my first MMM and fantasy, but now to find it had taken another road entirely was unexpected - and exciting.
So for those who'd like a peek, here's what is (hopefully) on its way maybe early 2015...

In the kingdom of Teruna, the red-cloaked Seruani are the people who teach the Terunans the art of love. Taken from their homes at seventeen to be trained, separated from their families, shunned as outcasts by society, the Seruani are seen as the lowest of the low. So when Prince Tanish falls in love with the Seruan Feyar, the man who took his virginity and the only one to share his bed, he is not about to declare that love. No one can ever know, because the consequences would be too painful to consider for both of them.
When King Beron of Vancor visits Teruna to discuss an alliance between the two kingdoms, into Tanish’s life walks Prince Sorran, a young man who has known neither man nor woman. To Tanish’s horror, a royal engagement is announced between the two princes, with the proviso that the virginal prince is instructed in the art of pleasing his husband-to-be. When King Feolin, Tanish’s father, chooses Feyar to be his instructor, the lovers decide Prince Sorran must be taught that this is to be a marriage in name only. And then their plans go awry, because Sorran is like no one they have ever met.
A resentful prince, unwilling to share his lover.
A resentful Seruan, unwilling to share his prince.
And the shy prince whose very nature sparks changes in the lives of all those around them.
Teruna is about to change forever.


And that's it for now. Fingers crossed....