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

“Were you sexually assaulted?” Jamie asks.


“I was raped when I was eighteen.” Zeke sees that even though she asked, and must’ve suspected, that Jamie is shocked by his words.


“Why doesn’t your family know?” Jamie looks so confused and upset.


“I didn’t want them to look at me differently. And I knew they wouldn’t want to let it go. You see, the police didn’t want to take the case further. Mom and dad wouldn’t have been happy with that. I wanted to pretend it’d never happened, and I knew if they knew, they would always see me as a victim.” Zeke pauses and takes a breath. “I love my parents, but they’ve never really understood me. The love of books and literature, liking school so much. I was always different, too sensitive, too quiet. Being gay already made me different than them. I didn’t want another thing setting me apart,” Zeke says.


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