ROMANCE

The Butterfly Knot

The Butterfly Knot by Oohlasophie is a romance novel that delves into the intricate web of love and desire, weaving together the lives of Sawyer Driscoll, Kate Lovelace, and Blythe Collier. Sawyer, a wealthy young woman grappling with deep emotional scars, finds herself drawn to both Kate, the courageous lifeguard who rescued her, and Blythe, a talented conductor with dreams of musical greatness. As Sawyer navigates her complex relationships, she discovers that love can be both a knot that ties and a butterfly that flutters, uncertain yet beautiful in its complexity.

The Butterfly Knot Blurb

Twenty-seven-year-old trust fund baby Sawyer Driscoll leads a life of privilege and leisure, but behind her affluent facade lies a tumultuous inner world of emotional scars and deep-seated abandonment issues. Her world takes an unexpected turn when she meets Kate Lovelace, a striking lifeguard whose heroic rescue from a near-drowning sparks a connection that both soothes and intrigues Sawyer.

Simultaneously, Sawyer finds herself captivated by Blythe Collier, an enigmatic aspiring conductor in her early thirties who dreams of conducting for prestigious orchestras worldwide. Their paths cross at a local lesbian nightclub, where their shared passions for body shots and the intricacies of instrumental music ignite an instant and undeniable chemistry.

Caught between these two magnetic women, Sawyer devises a daring solution to her romantic dilemma: she decides to date them both. But as she navigates this unconventional love triangle, Sawyer wonders if her balancing act can last. Can she keep the complexities of her relationships hidden from Kate and Blythe? Or will they uncover her desire to have it all?

In a tale where love defies conventional boundaries, Sawyer grapples with her own desires and the expectations of those around her. Amidst themes of trust, passion, and self-discovery, The Butterfly Knot explores whether Sawyer’s unconventional approach to love will lead to fulfillment or heartbreak.