Under an August Moon

K.L. Noone

Synopsis

Wesley Kim loves watching his boyfriend work. Even when he can't help worrying about it.


Wes knows his boyfriend's a genius actor -- after all, Finn Ransom used to be a household name. And Finn's so compelling, even on the set of a television superhero show where he's a recurring fan favorite, not the star. He's brilliant. And Wes gets to tell him so. Repeatedly. In bed.


But this role is physically demanding. Late nights, action scenes. Wes has seen Finn in the hospital before. He never wants to again.


Then Finn gets an offer: the chance to become a series regular ...

Disponible depuis: 13/08/2022.

Longueur d'impression: 43 pages.

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