Steve finds Eddie in an unfamiliar place after not seeing him for a few years. Eddie is clearly not okay and need Steve's help. Can Steve bring him back to the light? Eddie Munson x Steve Harrington (mxm love story)

"I spent twenty years trying to get out of this place ... I hijacked a rainbow and crashed into a pot of gold..." December 1999 Eddie Munson has spent the last 13 years being a rock star. He's toured the world with some of the biggest bands of the time. He's been married, had a kid. And he's picked up some bad habits and addictions along the way. When he's blown one too many shows, when he's fucked up one too many things, his record company issues an ultimatum. Clean it up or lose it all. So, Eddie goes home to Hawkins, away from the glamorous Hollywood lifestyle he's used to, away from the temptations and the bad influences. He runs into old friends and rekindles old friendships, and he remembers the love he felt for that one special person, the one who still loves him. Title and quote from Who Says You Can't Go Home by Bon Jovi. Cover art is not my art and I have no claim to it. All credit to the artist.

The year is 1992. Corroded Coffin is touring the United States to support their second album. Eddie's used to the groupies, but when one shows up who claims to have known him in high school, Eddie can't quite remember, though the face seems familiar. Eddie's never been with a guy before, but this one keeps coming back for more. So Eddie tries to think of ways to discourage him. Unfortunately, his plan backfires. Or maybe not so unfortunately. Story title comes from the song Backstage Queen by the Scorpions. There will be a sequel to this coming soon. Cover art is not my art. All credit to the artist.

This is both a sequel and a prequel to Keep Me In Your Dreams. It shifts back and forth between Steve and Eddie going back to Hawkins after Corroded Coffin's U.S. tour ends and what happened to Eddie in 1986 that traumatized him enough to have not remembered Steve when they came back into each other's lives in Keep Me In Your Dreams. 1986: Chrissy Cunningham is found dead, beaten and raped, in the Munson trailer, so naturally the police think Eddie did it. Especially when he runs and hides. That's when Dustin introduces Eddie to Steve and his other friends who try to keep Eddie safe until they can prove that Eddie is innocent. 1992: Steve Harrington is working as Eddie Munson's personal assistant. When there is a six week break in Corroded Coffin's tour schedule, they go back to Hawkins together to try and lead a normal life for a while before they have to go back on the road. But being back where it all began, Eddie starts to remember the things he'd built up walls to forget.

Eddie and Steve do not like each other. But they make an effort for the sake of Dustin. When they realize that they don't really hate each other, Eddie confides in Steve and their bond strengthens.

Eddie comes home unexpectedly to surprise Steve and learns that Steve has hidden talents that he never knew about. Smutty fluff . . . or fluffy smut. I don't know. One day I just thought, what if Steve was a musician too?

It was love at first sight the day that Eddie Munson and Steve Harrington met. But after fourteen years, can they keep it together when Steve is still hiding who he is from his parents? A story in two parts.

Steve is a summer camp counselor. He catches Eddie sneaking into camp to sell weed to the campers. He promises never to do it again, but he just keeps coming back.

This is the sequel to Living In A World On Fire. Ten years after Eddie Munson disappeared and broke Steve Harrington's heart, Steve is living with his fiancé, planning a vacation and a wedding, when one day a check arrives in the mail from Eddie, trying to pay Steve back for all the help he gave him. All the old memories and his feelings for Eddie come flooding back. There is no return address, just a postmark from thousands of miles away. Can Steve ignore what he's feeling? Or will he do something that could ruin his engagement?

Wayne Munson has single handedly raised Eddie since he was ten years old. He busted his ass and did everything he could to provide for the boy he loved as if he was his own. But now Wayne's the one that need to be taken care of. A diagnosis of lung cancer cripples their fragile life and there's no one to help Eddie care for his dying uncle. He's scared, ashamed, and his already skittish, untrusting nature doesn't make it easy for him to ask for help. So, he tries to go it alone, doing the best he can to make Wayne comfortable in his last days.