Three Men

In Three Men, desire is drawn in shadows and light — where emotions unfold with the quiet intensity of a secret gaze. This collection of sensual short stories blends contemporary passion with the elegance of manga-inspired illustration, turning every scene into a visual poem of touch, tension, and temptation. Emily White captures intimacy not as an act, but as an atmosphere — one that lingers long after the page is turned. In the title story, a man of stature and restraint, Andrea, meets Giada — a young woman whose presence unsettles his certainty and ignites something he thought he had tamed. Their meeting is elegant, charged, and fated, yet what begins as a gesture of mentorship soon becomes a web of emotions neither can control. Between ambition and attraction, between father and son, between love and the ache of desire, three men will see themselves reflected in her eyes — and undone by what they find there. In the soft glow of a half-empty lounge, Giada’s perfume lingered in the air. Andrea hesitated before her, the city lights catching the curve of her lips. For a moment, time faltered — and every rule he had ever followed began to dissolve. A collection for those who believe that eroticism is an art form — drawn with emotion, told with light, and remembered through skin. Open the book. Step inside the picture. Nothing will ever look the same again.