Queer contemporary fantasy
The Day Music Died
For adult queer love with a fantastical turn.
Hopeful; continues in the next volume.
About the story
Carter Brent understands unstable systems. He would prefer Tan Naiya not to be one of them. Years of friendship have left the two men with habits, dependencies and an arrangement Carter has not been entirely honest about. Now Tan wants his time, attention and answers. Between a London laboratory, a riverside flat and queer nightlife, their friendship becomes an intense negotiation with desire and control. This explicit contemporary romance begins Carter and Tan’s two-book story. Read Book Two for its conclusion.
What to expect
Carter and Tan’s explicit, emotionally intense love story in two books.
Ending and reading order
Hopeful; continues in the next volume.
Content notes
- Explicit sexual content
- Public sexual settings and power dynamics
- Consent difficulties and controlling behaviour
- Self-harm
- Physical danger and injury
- Parental absence and abandonment
