My Sweet Angel

Author: Hunter Bailey
Genre(s): Romance | Erotic | Adult | LGBTQ+ | M-M Romance
Total pages: 143
My Sweet Angel

What are you meant to do when the man of your literal dreams comes crashing into your life?
Rowan has always been a recluse, content to only care for Benjamin, the man he’s dreamt of since childhood. But after winning a national photography competition, a journalist is sent to his home to interview him, and to his surprise—he looks just like Benjamin.
Is there something deeper here that Rowan can uncover, or will he hide from it, tucked safely behind walls of his own making?

What are you meant to do when you go from feeling nothing at all to feeling everything all at once?
With his detached personality disorder, Elijah has long since grown accustomed to never feeling love, hate, or any other exciting emotion. Until he moves to North Dakota to escape his overbearing family, and as he lays eyes on the local, elusive photographer, he feels everything.
Now Elijah must navigate his newly awoken heart and the mysterious man he’s meant to be interviewing.

As Rowan and Elijah try to intertwine their opposing personalities and growing desire, it becomes increasingly apparent that whatever this is between them may be more than just a surface-level romance.
A mature M/M romance

This book is a HEA.

This book is the second in The Red Thread of Fate Duology, but can be read as a standalone if you wish. Please consider the trigger warnings, some including: mentions of assault (not on page), anxiety (on page), mentions of depression, explicit content, mild stalking, mentions of suicide, death, and detached personality disorder.

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