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You never know what you have until it's gone. And when it's gone...how do you survive without which you've always known? COMPLETED LGBTQ+
Life can change in the blink of an eye. Everything, in a single moment, can be taken away, your whole world turned upside down. Six-year-old Jaxsen Michaels' life was perfect. Though, in a hail of gun fire, he watched as his parents were gunned down in a professional hit. Bouncing around the foster care system, Jaxsen longed for the family he lost two years before he found himself somewhere unlike any where he'd been previously. In this new setting, with a new person, Jaxsen re-learns what it's like to be loved and safe. Sebastian Green had everything he could have asked for. A loving wife, a beautiful son, and the life and had always strove for. But his perfect life drained with the blood that seeped from his son's broken body and his perfect life had been buried with him. As they learn that the family bond and love isn't always about blood relation, they each find out the lengths that is gone to keep that bond safe and alive. (This book is complete)
Mayson Alexander is a shattered soul. Abused by everyone in his life he knows not what real love feels like. Love has always meant pain. Love has always meant power for the other party. As a teenager Mayson was placed in a foster home where he meets Jonathan. Quickly they attached to one another; Jonathan doing his best to protect the only person he's ever loved. But when Mayson gets into trouble with an abusive boyfriend, will Jonathan be able to pick up Mayson's shattered soul? Will they be able to find solace within each other to finally heal the bleeding wounds of the past? Part One of Two. Finished WARNING: This story contains sexual abuse. If easily triggered, read with caution.
If you look behind the lie, you'll find the truth irrefutable. (WIP)
I never knew what it could be like...to feel the sun on my face...until him. He became the sunshine to my world of darkness. He taught me how to smile. He taught me how to live.
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