
End Game
They rolled for initiative. They learned how to play with advantage. Now they have to figure out what happens after everyone falls in love.
End Game is the last book in the best-selling Roll for Love trilogy, an MMMFM polyamorous romance filled with found family, D&D-coded chaos, marriage-of-convenience consequences, consent-forward kink, ridiculous group chats, emotional healing, and five people discovering that happily ever after doesn’t have to look the way anyone else expects it to.
Cami is learning that being loved by four people might be the least complicated part. Griffin is still trying to protect everyone. Ronan is learning that control is easier than feelings. Micah is finally taking up space. And Dex remains three bad decisions in a trench coat—with a guitar.
Somewhere between campaign nights, shared beds, questionable uses of rope, family drama, and enough emotional processing to make everyone deeply uncomfortable, they’ve built something real. A family. Now they just have to keep it.
Because happily ever after doesn’t come with a rulebook. And if the universe thinks it can break them apart? It better roll for initiative.
Content warnings & author’s note
Dark content level 2 of 5: Non-vanilla spice, group scenes
Author’s note
Before you dive into Roll For Love: Initiative and the rest of the trilogy, I want to offer a quick note about what you’ll find inside this story—and what might come with it.
This book is a love letter to found family, slow-burn chaos, emotional honesty, and that strange magic that happens when five broken people accidentally become a home.
It’s also a why choose romance—meaning no one has to pick just one partner, and no one gets left behind. But it’s not just about a woman loved by multiple men. Some of these men love each other, too. This isn’t a traditional reverse harem. It’s a web, not a line. It’s about connection in every direction, and what it means to share love without scarcity.
That said, this story doesn’t shy away from the messy parts. Our female main character lives with Type I diabetes, and her journey includes medically accurate details about insulin pumps, blood sugar crashes, and the harsh reality of insurance access in the U.S. You’ll also find themes of family rejection, housing insecurity, trauma healing, and learning to trust again—both yourself and others.
On the spice front: yes, it’s open-door. As the series progresses, so does the intimacy. Expect kink-affirming dynamics, praise, power play, and emotionally grounded group scenes—with clear consent and communication (and plenty of chaos).
If you're sensitive to any of the following, please take care of yourself as you read:
- Chronic Illness / Type I Diabetes (including medical emergencies, insulin pump use, CGM alarms, hypoglycemia, and DKA)
- Neurodivergence and mental health struggles
- Medical financial stress / healthcare insecurity
- Touch starvation, loneliness, and emotional trauma
- Toxic relationship fallout and past emotional and physical abuse
- Houselessness risk / sudden eviction
- Dysfunctional family dynamics and social rejection
- Sexual Coercion
- Homophobia / Queerphobia
- Religious Trauma
- Graphic, on-page, sexually explicit content including kink, voyeurism, group scenes, and consensual D/s dynamics
- References to and use of alcohol, nicotine, and marijuana
- Profanity
Dungeons & Dragons Disclaimer
While Dungeons & Dragons is woven deeply into this story, a few creative liberties were taken along the way. Each book, in its pre-edited entirety, was alpha-read by several experienced players, and each game scene was reviewed by long-time players and Dungeon Masters in my own circle.
That being said… in this fictional house we use table rules, we don’t always stay in character, and the moments you’re reading are only small shards of much larger, much messier campaigns. I did my best to honor the spirit of the game—but for the sake of pacing, storytelling, and emotional rhythm, some things bend, some things blur, and some things are just theirs.
This is a story about choosing softness even when you’ve been hardened by life. It’s messy, a little nerdy, and deeply intimate—not just sexually, but emotionally.
Thank you for being here. I hope you fall for these characters the way I did—slowly, completely, and with your whole heart.
♥ —Maelana
Neurodivergent representation
This series proudly features representation of neurodivergent characters. With personal experience with ASD and ADHD, along with clinical knowledge, I aim to portray these characters authentically. It's important to remember that neurodivergence exists on a spectrum and looks different for everyone. Nothing written or implied is intended as a blanket statement or generalization of any member of the neurodivergent community.
Additional Note on Advantage
This book includes a brief scene involving sexual intimidation and coercive behavior that was not present in Initiative and therefore not included in the author's note or content warnings for Book One. This behavior comes from someone outside the polycule and is neither condoned nor minimized within the story.
As always, your well-being matters more than finishing a chapter. Please read gently.
Additional Note on End Game
This book includes religious trauma, spiritual abuse, familial rejection, disownment, brief mention of conversion therapy, and religiously motivated emotional abuse that was not present in Initiative or Advantage and therefore not included in the author's note or content warnings for Books One or Two. This is contained to one chapter, and that chapter is 42.
As always, your well-being matters more than finishing a chapter. Please read gently.
Trigger warnings for the complete trilogy
(may or may not be present in each book)
- Ableism
- Alcohol
- Anxiety
- BDSM
- Blindfolds
- Body Dysmorphia
- Bondage
- Cheating (Historical)
- Child Abuse (Historical)
- Chronic Illness (Type 1 Diabetes)
- Conversion Therapy (Brief Mention)
- Depression
- Disownment
- Domestic Violence (Historical)
- Dominant/submissive Dynamics (Hierarchical)
- Drinking
- Drugs
- Familial Rejection
- Family Planning (Discussion)
- Guns (Mention)
- Healthcare Insecurity
- Homophobia
- Hospitalization / Emergency Room
- Houselessness Risk
- Illegal Activities
- Impact play
- Law Enforcement Activities (Historical)
- Medical Scenarios
- Physical Abuse (Historical)
- Physical Injury
- Power Exchange
- Profanity
- Queerphobia
- Religious Trauma
- Religiously Motivated Emotional Abuse
- Rough Sex
- Sexual Intimidation/Coercive Behavior (From Someone Outside the Polycule)
- Sexually Explicit Scenes
- Sexually Transmitted Diseases (Discussion)
- Smoking
- Spiritual Abuse
On-page consent & care
Explicit consent is on the page, even in CNC and dubcon scenes, and characters talk about barrier protection and birth control.
Reading order
Cameos & crossovers
Characters from the Unbinding Trilogy make cameo appearances in Roll For Love.
Characters from the Fated Love Saga make cameo appearances in Roll For Love.



