Johannes by Charlie Godwyne

I have to believe I am worthy of being loved…

After getting his heart broken by a client several years ago, Johannes Lux, a licensed sex worker in Vienna, promised himself that he would not fall in love again. Yet that is all he wants: a partner he can love and rely on, who won’t ask him to quit his job, and who accepts his faith, since Johannes is Catholic and an unusual and esoteric one at that.
Maximilian and Konstantin, meanwhile, grew up crushing on their best friend Moritz, not realizing how unconventional a triad relationship is in a couples’ world. When Moritz married after college, Max and Konni were forced to accept that they would only ever have each other, but they’ve always felt that something—or rather, someone—was missing. Tired of shallow hookups that went nowhere, and wanting something real, they turn to their friend Florian for advice.
Johannes gets a call from his heart-breaker ex-client, Florian, and is introduced to a pair of weightlifters looking for someone genuine who can fill the empty space in their lives. Right from the start, the three men spark a connection that only continues to deepen. To claim a future of contentment and happiness, they must set aside their long years of heartbreak and truly embrace one another.