Cameron and Emmett live in two different rhythms. Cameron, the golden-hearted keyboardist with a head full of melodies, thrives on hope and dreams he's not yet brave enough to chase. Emmett, the enigmatic bassist, hides behind sarcasm and shadowed stares, pouring all his unspoken feelings into the steady hum of his music. Together, they're part of their high school band-a ragtag group of misfits trying to find harmony in their songs and in their lives.
When Cameron's quiet struggles begin to spill into rehearsals, Emmett notices the cracks in his ever-optimistic facade. Drawn by a pull he doesn't fully understand, Emmett offers a quiet presence, a space for Cameron's music and his heart to unfold. But as their connection deepens, they're forced to confront emotions they've buried for too long-feelings for each other that bloom in the spaces between notes and in late-night text exchanges.
Against the backdrop of a small-town music scene, band practices, and the pressure of an upcoming performance, Cameron and Emmett navigate their insecurities, fears, and desires. Through stolen glances, unfinished melodies, and slow-burn moments, their relationship becomes the song neither of them knew they were writing.
Indie Boys in Love is a tender, emotionally raw story of longing, self-discovery, and the transformative power of connection. With music as their language, Cameron and Emmett's journey will strike a chord with anyone who's ever felt out of tune with the world but found solace in someone else's melody.
"My mother named me Miracle, but I am anything but a miracle in her and our family's life. I am a mistake. I am a product of a heinous crime."
Miracle Astor was born after the rape of her mother. Aurora Astor was convinced by everyone in her family to have an abortion when she found out that her assault had resulted in a child, but much to everyone's shock Aurora kept the child and after a long and excruciating labor on her last breath she gave her daughter the name Miracle.
After Aurora died giving birth to her daughter, little Miracle was left under the care of her brothers all of whom blamed her for the tragedy that happened to their mother. But in order to protect the reputation of their late mother and their well-known family name, the Astor brothers raised Miracle as their own and made the public believe that she was the full-blood daughter of the Astor family.
Sixteen years later, Miracle became depressed and neglected as she carries the heavy weight of pain, guilt, and blame for what happened to her mother.
But what happens when history tries to repeat itself with what happened to Aurora now to Miracle? And the terrible secret of their family cracks and reveals itself out to everyone? Will Miracle finally break? Will her brothers finally step in and be the brothers that she needed? Will someone stop the history from repeating itself and finally save Miracle?
Read to find out!