Solace (bxb/mlm)
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Last published Fri, Aug 5, 2022
Liam and Wren are both angry at the world. While Liam holds resentment towards his family for abandoning him and leaving him to grow up in care, Wren feels constantly on high alert, desperately trying to fit in a world that doesn't want to encompass him.
When Liam is placed in Thornfield and finds himself wrapped up in Wren's world, the two become unlikely friends. But between watching the school football games and learning to skateboard, something more than friendship begins to blossom.
It's a risk for both boys. But it's also the most alive they've felt in years.
SOLACE is a story of love, acceptance and finding light in the darkest of times- even if it costs you everything.
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