To love someone, you must first see them.
 
The Thorpe triplets are so entangled with each other, they don’t know where one ends and the other two begin. But they like it that way, and why shouldn’t they? Their parents have never seen them as anything but the ideal sons they are not, so they have made a safe haven together.
 
But do they really see each other at all, or just the roles they play to keep themselves from drowning under the weight of parental expectations?
 
Jude is the daredevil, Jayden is the angry one, and Nate is the artist, which of course also means always on the edge of a depression only his brothers and his music keep at bay.
 
And then one of them crosses a line too far and a kiss becomes a betrayal that threatens to tear them apart. As children, there was nothing that could come between them, but now that they walk their own paths, can they find their way back to each other?