Easily pleased, Micah enjoys a career in non-profit work and gets through his days one lame joke at a time. Then his friend Lou introduces him to her musical family and the Knights pull Micah into their world of resilience and sorrow. Soon, Micah understands that in the face of grief, optimism isn't always enough.<br><br>Lei was once revered for his tremendous talent. But one day the music died, and the scars under his leather bracelets are a reminder of what he lost. These days, he's nothing but a phantom. Shut away from the world, Lei tunes instruments in the Knights' music store.<br><br>Then charismatic Micah enters his life, charming his family and slowly coaxing his way into Lei's heart with steadfast devotion. With Micah at his side, it may yet be possible for Lei to reclaim the spotlight he'd thought permanently abandoned.

Music of the Knight

“No, Nathaniel,” Nash cut him off. “We’re not meddling. Meddling murders friendships.” He raised his chin and cocked an eyebrow. “You do what you need to do.”


“But you don’t think it’s a good idea.” I longed for his approval. “Why?”


Nash’s eyes warmed up and he jumped to his feet, reaching for my hands. “Never mind me, okay? I know you’re crazy about him and I know that he loves you. I just don’t ever wanna see you in the state you were in that night you showed up here.”


I pulled him into my arms and hugged him tight. “But maybe you will,” I whispered close to his ear. “That’s the risk I’m willing to take.”


“And you know I’ll be here if it falls apart.”


“Hey, what about me?” Nathaniel said, laughing.


“You, wait your turn,” Nash teased his boyfriend, releasing me. “Go. Get out, so Nathaniel and I can finally have very loud sex in my place again.”


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