Moonfall Quarter Series by Katrina Alice Rose

Hannah Cole came to Moonfall for one reason. She needed a clean start, a cheap room, and a life quiet enough to rebuild in. She did not expect the only place she could afford would already be lived in. Evan Price is the kind of man who keeps his distance like it is a rule. Forestry major. Controlled. Watchful. The type who looks at Hannah as if he is measuring how much damage she might do just by staying. Luke Ramirez is the opposite. Warm. Teasing... moreHannah Cole came to Moonfall for one reason. She needed a clean start, a cheap room, and a life quiet enough to rebuild in. She did not expect the only place she could afford would already be lived in. Evan Price is the kind of man who keeps his distance like it is a rule. Forestry major. Controlled. Watchful. The type who looks at Hannah as if he is measuring how much damage she might do just by staying. Luke Ramirez is the opposite. Warm. Teasing. A campus EMT who shows up at the worst times and somehow makes them feel survivable. He smiles like he is easy, but Hannah can feel what he hides underneath it. They tell her the house is shared. The boundaries are simple. No drama. No assumptions. No questions about the things that do not make sense. Moonfall is a college town that runs on routines and secrets. People stay longer than they planned. The forest seems to press closer at night. And up on the hill, an abandoned observatory watches everything like an old eye that never fully closes. Hannah is not looking for love. She is not looking to be needed. But the longer she lives under their roof, the more she realizes Evan and Luke are not just roommates who tolerate her presence. They are men holding themselves together by sheer discipline, and something in her makes that discipline easier. The problem is, wanting them is the easy part. The hard part is understanding what they are asking without saying it. Because in Moonfall, some bonds only work when three people choose the same life, on purpose. And once Hannah knows the truth, leaving will be the safest thing she can do. It will also be the one thing none of them survive. Three Wolves, One Dorm is a small-town college paranormal romance featuring a slow-burn MFM triad, intense emotional intimacy, and a full happily ever after. Next in the Moonfall Quarter. Shared Under the PinesThe Third ShiftBound at the ObservatoryThree to Stay. less

Maya Brooks did not come to Moonfall looking for romance. She came because rent was due, commissions were scarce, and the only paid work that didn’t ask her to lie about herself was an offer made quietly and without pressure. Modeling. Cash. Clear boundaries. Caleb Ross is intense in ways that don’t apologize. A sculptor who works with his hands and his whole body, he feels everything too fast and too loud, and the forest seems to answer him when he does... moreMaya Brooks did not come to Moonfall looking for romance. She came because rent was due, commissions were scarce, and the only paid work that didn’t ask her to lie about herself was an offer made quietly and without pressure. Modeling. Cash. Clear boundaries. Caleb Ross is intense in ways that don’t apologize. A sculptor who works with his hands and his whole body, he feels everything too fast and too loud, and the forest seems to answer him when he does. He needs structure more than he admits, and Maya can feel how carefully he holds himself back around her. Noah Kim notices everything. Pre-law. Precise. Human in a town that quietly isn’t. He understands the rules of triads on paper, but not how it feels to stand between a man who burns and a woman who doesn’t belong to either of them yet. The work begins under the pines, in a studio that smells like wood and clay and restraint. Touch stays professional. Intimacy stays unspoken. But imbalance has a way of showing itself anyway. Caleb needs Maya to stay steady. Noah needs Maya to choose, not compensate. And Maya is used to being essential long before she is loved. Moonfall is still a town of quiet routines and shared rules. The forest still listens. The observatory still watches from the hill. And some bonds still only work when everyone says yes without obligation. Maya knows what it costs to be needed. What she doesn’t know is whether love can exist without the debt. Because in Moonfall, being chosen is rare. And once Maya understands what Caleb and Noah are asking without demanding it, walking away might be the only way to keep herself intact. It might also be the one choice that breaks all three of them. Shared Under the Pines is a New Adult small-town paranormal romance featuring a slow-burn MFM triad, emotional imbalance, creative intimacy, and a full happily ever after. Next in the Moonfall Quarter. The Third ShiftBound at the ObservatoryThree to Stay. less

Olivia Grant is used to surviving on empty. Night shifts. Clinical rotations. Too much responsibility and not enough rest. She moves through her life on competence alone, holding herself together through exhaustion and habit. Asking for help has never been part of the plan. Sam Whitaker knows what it costs to stay upright when balance is fragile. He works nights, keeps his distance, and trusts silence more than promises. Stability is something he manages, not something he believes in... moreOlivia Grant is used to surviving on empty. Night shifts. Clinical rotations. Too much responsibility and not enough rest. She moves through her life on competence alone, holding herself together through exhaustion and habit. Asking for help has never been part of the plan. Sam Whitaker knows what it costs to stay upright when balance is fragile. He works nights, keeps his distance, and trusts silence more than promises. Stability is something he manages, not something he believes in. Derek Holloway has built his life around showing up. He fixes what breaks. He stays when others leave. He has learned to love quietly, afraid that being steady is never enough to be chosen. Their connection doesn’t arrive with fireworks or temptation. It arrives after midnight, in shared meals and empty streets, in hands that know how to hold without taking. In a rhythm built around care, not demand. But when Olivia realizes how much her presence steadies them, fear sets in. Because she has spent her whole life believing that love requires usefulness—and that being a burden is the fastest way to lose everything. The Third Shift is a slow, grounding MFM paranormal romance about burnout, quiet devotion, and choosing rest when endurance is all you’ve ever known. Because sometimes love isn’t about being wanted. It’s about being held when you have nothing left to give. less

BOUND AT THE OBSERVATORYA Small-Town Paranormal MFM Romance. Rachel Lin came to Moonfall to study the sky. She believes in data. In patterns that can be measured. In answers that don’t change depending on who’s telling the story. When strange anomalies begin appearing in her research, she assumes there’s a rational explanation. Moonfall, it turns out, has never been interested in rational. Marcus Bell is campus security. Controlled. Watchful... moreBOUND AT THE OBSERVATORYA Small-Town Paranormal MFM Romance. Rachel Lin came to Moonfall to study the sky. She believes in data. In patterns that can be measured. In answers that don’t change depending on who’s telling the story. When strange anomalies begin appearing in her research, she assumes there’s a rational explanation. Moonfall, it turns out, has never been interested in rational. Marcus Bell is campus security. Controlled. Watchful. A man who enforces rules without ever explaining them. He treats Rachel’s questions with steady restraint, as if the truth is something dangerous she doesn’t yet know how to hold. Theo Jensen works in the archives. Quiet. Precise. The kind of man who notices everything and speaks only when it matters. He helps Rachel dig through Moonfall’s records, offering knowledge without answers, attention without demands. Between them, Rachel begins to sense a structure she wasn’t meant to see. Up on the hill, an abandoned observatory waits behind locked fences and unspoken boundaries. The town insists it’s closed. Contained. Forgotten. It isn’t. As pressure builds from the university, a local journalist pushes for exposure, and the pull between Marcus and Theo deepens into something impossible to ignore, Rachel faces a choice she never expected to make. Because knowing the truth is one thing. Choosing to protect it is another. In Moonfall, some bonds are not about fate or possession. They are about consent. About trust. About deciding what kind of truth the world is ready for. Bound at the Observatory is a slow-burn small-town paranormal romance featuring an emotionally grounded MFM triad, ethical tension, deep intimacy, and a fully earned happily ever after. The Moonfall Quarter series is best read in order. less