Book two in the Three Wishes series

He’s got a second chance to prove that he can give her what she needs…and that he never stopped loving her. This time, it’s forever.

It wasn’t hard for Bailey to come up with a birthday wish. The fantasy—to be used for the pleasure of others—has lived in her head since college, when she and her boyfriend Nash had planned to fulfill it together. But he broke her heart, and eight years later the fantasy remains unfulfilled. For Bailey, that’s just about long enough, and her thirtieth birthday seems like the perfect time to correct that.

But she needs someone who knows her, someone she can fully trust, to help her make it happen. And there’s only one person she can think of who fits that bill.

Nash has one regret in his life—that his fear cost him the only woman he’s ever loved. He’s spent the last eight years hoping for a second chance with Bailey. In the last few years they’ve become friends again, giving him cautious hope that he might one day get it. But he never thought it would come like this.

Bailey insists it’s just sex, no matter how much her heart is telling her otherwise. But for Nash, it’s his second chance. Maybe if he can give Bailey the thing she wants most—and show her he never stopped loving her—he’ll earn back the happily-ever-after he so foolishly threw away.

CONTENT NOTES: sex workers, abortion, sterilization
Wish I Might contains sex on the page with multiple partners, both male and female, and some of those partners are sex workers. This is undertaken with the knowledge and consent of all parties.

In addition, a secondary character experiences an unintended pregnancy, which she chooses to terminate. Further discussion of abortion takes place between the main characters regarding the unintended pregnancy they experienced when they were together in college, and the subsequent abortion the FMC chose to have. These abortions do not appear on page, and while discussed in the context of their impact on the lives of those involved, are not done so in graphic or medical detail. There is also discussion regarding current laws around access to reproductive care in Ohio, the state in which this story takes place.

One more thing-the heroine of Wish I Might has chosen to be permenantly sterilized, and that is also discussed on page.