Lettuce Turnip the Beet: A Firefighter reverse harem
Truth or Dare? Truth. Have you ever played Guess Who while blindfolded with three irresistible firemen?
Not yet... My name is Abby Lee, or BayAreaAbby, according to one million followers on Social Share. There are quite a few perks to having that kind of following, but each month I put together a local community donation event and it's my favorite thing to do.
December's theme, "Support Your Local Fire Station," was no different. Until them. Major Lockridge, the fire chief with perfectly styled salt and pepper hair, whose gaze sears into me behind those sexy-as-sin black rimmed glasses.
Jasper Monroe, the easy-going one with the bright, inviting smile and razor sharp jawline. Wade Burke, an Olympic gold medalist in grumpiness with his broad shoulders and tan skin. These three firemen couldn't be any different from each other.
So, how am I equally attracted to each one of them? It's one day. One event.
Surely I can't fall for three men at the same time, right? Lettuce Turnip the Beet is an MMFM scorching, why choose romance, featuring three devastatingly gorgeous heroes. It contains an age gap, grumpy/sunshine with a bi-awakening and a HEA.
This is intended for readers 18+ and as always, please check triggers before reading.
- Pages
- 217
- First published
- 2025
Shelved by 2 Litcadians
Reviews
Finished October 28, 2025
Abby is an influencer and she puts together events for her community to donate to great causes. Her latest event is to support the local fire station. She gathers tons of gifts and donations for the fire station and drops them off. She is shown around and quickly meets Major, Jasper, and Wade. They have completely different personalities but she is drawn to each of them. What starts as a tour and a meal, turns into a spicy round of Truth or Dare. I loved this novella so much! I could have read a whole full length novel about these characters and would have loved to get a little more depth and development. Even with it being a novella, it didn’t feel like anything was left out. There was plenty of spice, some good depth with some emotional aspects, plenty of witty banter, and the added laughs from the chapter titles. Received an ARC and give my honest review