Well look they have to be a little bit speakable otherwise how did they write an entire book about it? Yes hello I am a smart-arse, thanks for noticing.
For real though, this book is in that sweet spot of grumpy v sunshine if sunshine was a red-headed fae you should never have had a relationship with in the first place NEVER MIND get a second chance with that will be immediately endangered by the entire rest of the plot. In terms of microtrope, this is top tier. But don’t just take my word for it…
The Skeletons in our Closet
For as long as he can recall, Daedalus Macabre has been bound to one rule above all else: Don’t Step Out of Line.
He’s always followed it to the letter—his days spent training in elegant forms of fighting, his nights spent studying in his library, and the breaths between spent lost in the worn keys of his piano. He keeps his head down, and he does what he’s told.
But when Daedalus moves to Nemoure and meets Cain Sidrelle, his meticulously crafted control and rigorous adherence to the rules seem to disappear overnight. Without realizing it, his entire world narrows down to a pretty rich boy with hair like hellfire. A hellfire that threatens to consume him with every passing smile and shared glance.
Still, his mother’s expectations are a heavy burden, and her anger only grows with his continued distraction and blatant disregard for her rules. The longer Daedalus allows himself his dalliance with Cain, the more dire the consequences become. Until one day those consequences arrive, and Daedalus is faced with a punishment he cannot run away from.
Separated by forces outside their control, Daedalus and Cain must overcome years of distance and longing when fate deems to grant them a second chance. But as others start to find themselves in Daedalus’ way, Cain begins to question whether this is the man he once knew, and if there can be any hope for the two of them in the end.
From the author’s bio:
Sinclair A. Macabre is a non-binary poet and author from little ol’ New England. Their work typically explores sexuality, gender, trauma, and the darker side of romance. When they aren’t writing or reading, they’re talking to their friends, or hanging out with their cat and fiancée.
Find Sinclair here: https://sinclairamacabre.carrd.co/
Read The Skeletons in our Closet here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FL9Z6983
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