The Duchess: An Intersex Regency Romance

Eighteen years ago, Myrtle found herself in possession of a baby following the untimely death of her nephew. The problem is that no one (including Myrtle) seems sure of the child's sex. Not one to stand for ambiguity, Myrtle makes the decision to raise the child as a girl and when she arrives home carrying little Arden, no one is the wiser. The woman raises her as if she was her own and to that end conspires that Arden should marry Jasper Montrose, the son of one of her fondest friends. However she fails to mention to the Duke that his son may be in for a bit of a curious wedding night.

Arden loves Jasper dearly as she grows up alongside him and his best friend Ewan. As a child, they were her knights in shining armor and the sources of endless piggyback rides. After her marriage to the man, her feelings for Jasper only grow stronger and, to her horror and shame, she begins to fall in love with the ever-kind Ewan as well. After catching Jasper and Ewan in a compromising position, she is made acutely aware that he's uninterested in women.

Then, on her very belated wedding night, both men discover the secret she didn't even realize she was keeping and it turns out that she may be closer to a chance at love than she thought.

(This story is a M/M/M erotic romance involving three men, one of whom is intersex and identifies as male.)