Rose

Rose Adeyemi-Fisher inherits thirty acres of dying Cornish roses—and three men who each own a piece of the garden's ruin. Ilya Aslanov, a London financier with a mortgage claim and hands that have never met a thorn. Sebastian Cho, the architect whose hotel corridor would cut the garden in half for the sake of a view. Tom Wren, the head gardener who loved Rose's godmother for thirty years and refuses to leave her roses. None of them can proceed without the others. So Rose proposes a truce: one year, four keepers, no exits, no sales. Fight it out over secateurs, easements, and the single cot in the potting shed. A year is a long time in a garden. Long enough for Ilya to learn pruning, for Sebastian to move his corridor, and for Tom to finally say what he meant. Long enough for Rose to stop choosing one. A spicy billionaire reverse-harem romance about roses, ledgers, and a wedding with three grooms and a rose named for the woman who started it all.