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When Mick told his parents he was gay, they didn't even blink, when he told them he wanted to be a cop, they freaked out. But he was good at his job until he was bounced off the police force on made up charges. Toshi was caught between two worlds, the quarantined mutated I/S society of his mother's world and the high class world of wealthy human life from his father. Comfortable in neither his heritage or his life, Toshi hides behind duty and clings to what little privacy he has. When Mick accepts the job to keep the reclusive half breed alive, neither man's life will ever be the same again. |
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The sequel to Blurring the Lines! Finding each other was just the start of things for Toshi and Mick. Happily ever after doesn't always work out so easily and there are no sunsets left to ride off into. While Toshi struggles to cope with his own addiction, Mick has to face his own fears of rejection and troubles. Never easy tasks to start with but combined with trying to wrangle some order into the chaos of the train yard buffer lands between the human city and I/S camp, gaining some freedom and security for the I/S people, and building their night club all under the bright glare of too much attention it becomes almost impossible. |
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A Blurring the Lines prequel. Noah has spent his life just slipping by without standing out in grades, skills or even to his busy parents. At almost eighteen and a few months from graduating high school he still hasn’t a clue what he wants to do or be when he grows up. The only thing he does know is that he’s quietly lusted for a fellow classmate since he was old enough to know what lust was. Sadly, Riley is about as straight as straight could be and even his desires slip from between Noah’s fingers. Until the world comes to an end and all the rules change and Noah finds himself without the luxury of merely sleepwalking through his own life. |
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