((rewriting an old story)) Vic Fuentes has cancer. Jaime has a tragic eating habit-or, perhaps, a lack of. When the boys end up bunked together in the same hospital, will their dynamic personalities drive each other crazy, or pull the two sickly teens together?

Vic's only wish was for it all to end. High school. The constant bullying. Everything. He was tired of the pain, the secrets, the lies. But when Jaime transferred to his school, Vic realized he might just have found something worth living for. And that he's not the only one who's hiding something. *TRIGGER WARNING*

What happens when Vic Fuentes and Jaime Preciado, long time friends and bandmates start to feel a certain attraction toward one and other? Could it destroy their friendship, leaving them without the love they both want or can they find romance in each others arms?

Jaime and Vic are in high school and fighting their own demons and rely on each other too much, then Jaime falls in love with Vic but will he ever feel the same way?

Jaime never thought that life would turn out the way it did. He had food on the table and a family that actually cared, a new school and new friends. He also had a boyfriend...that happened to live on the other side of the country. Not to mention the memories that just won't leave him alone, no matter how hard he tries to forget. This is a sequel to 'A Match Into Water' so I suggest reading that first if you haven't. If you don't feel like reading it, you may be a bit confused. But hey, I'm not gonna tell you how to live your life. *TRIGGER WARNING*

Vic is just an average High School student battling depression and his own personal demons. Kellin, a boy the same age as Vic, comes along and turns Vic's whole world around. But Kellin isn't all he's made out to be. Love triangles bloom, hearts are broken, and trust is shattered. Who will come out on top? *Possible Trigger Warning*

"His kiss was like poison, I was intoxicated and I couldn't get away." Vic and Jaime are best friends. And best friends is where they always expected it to stand. But what's to say that their friendship might build, seeing as there aren't any barriers in their way. Or are there?

Vic and Jaime had always been so clear on their relationship, friends and that was all. But when things suddenly change and they both find themselves coping in different ways, can they still remain closer? And can living in each other's pockets continue to be so easy when they both start developing new feelings?

Six years after the end of Have You Ever Really Danced On The Edge, Vic and Jaime find themselves struggling to find the time and energy to keep up with their now 9 year old daughter Ainsley, their lives as rockstars, and their lives as husbands.

Jaime and Vic have been together for almost a year. Now something from Vic's past has come back to haunt him, causing him to self-destruct. Can Jaime save Vic from himself? This is now complete. A trigger warning. Rated PG-13 for sexual scenes, language, and some content.