The Perfect Cloud by C. Cato

Family binds them. And family can tear them apart.
When three childhood friends enter into a relationship, the troubles of their past threaten to break them apart. Can their love survive?

Dalton:
Dalton’s father always told him love was between a man and a woman. So when he develops feelings for his two childhood friends—one of them male—he is confused by his attraction. But despite his harsh upbringing, being with Zander and Mel feels right. Will he dodge his father’s rage if the truth comes out?

Zander:
A fighter at heart, Zander will stop at nothing to protect the ones he loves. Mel and Zander are his family, and he will face anyone who comes between them, even if injured. So when his family is threatened, he doesn’t hesitate—he fights. But will Zander have the strength to win? Or will he lose them both?

Mel:
When Mel learns that Dalton and Zander are in love with her and want to bring her into their blossoming relationship, she hesitates. As an asexual, she’s unsure how it would work. And heart isn’t her own to give—her stepfather made sure. Trapped as a pawn in her stepfather’s quest for power, Mel keeps quiet about her stepfather’s plans. But despite her reluctance, she grows closer to the men, knowing that loving them both could, at best, break her heart and worst, get them both killed.