Brenton is a famous rock start. He’s also bisexual and closeted, despite the band’s very open nature. When Zeke comes to work for them, Brenton can’t help but be tempted by him. However, he has far bigger problems when he finds a picture that’s been shoved under his door. The band has dealt with stalkers before, but this time Brenton seems to be the focus.<br><br>Zeke has a hidden life that’s also captured the stalker’s interest. Can Brenton put his baggage aside to win over Zeke and survive the stalker who wants to do them harm?

Lace Lovers

“I was a skinny little gay kid accusing the straight football player of raping me. I think one cop thought I’d just got beat up and was lying out of spite. The other, I think he knew it’d happened like I said, but he thought I deserved it. I could tell from the things they said.”


Brenton looks pale, and he reaches out, pulling Zeke into a hug.


“Fuck, I’m sorry. I’m so sorry,” Brenton says softly.


Zeke finds himself relaxing in Brenton’s hold, instead of holding himself ridged. He lets himself enjoy the hug, take the comfort being offered. But after a few moments, he pulls back.


“We’d both been kept back in PE for fighting. He’d pushed me, called me a fag. I shoved back, called him a dick. But ah, we ended up being the only ones in the changing room. He punched me. that’s where the blood on the tile comes from, in my poem. I ran, but he caught me and pulled me into an empty classroom. I just thought he was going to beat me up.” Zeke breaks off. He can’t say the rest.


Chapter 20