The Anatomy of Us

Austin Dawson and Finn Harrington couldn't be more different.

Austin is the boy nobody notices. At eighteen, he's a brilliant medical student with a talent for helping others, but outside the classroom he's 5'6", small, lean, skinny, with brown hair and big brown eyes that make him look younger than he is. Quiet and easy to push around, he's spent his life keeping his head down. After being kicked out by his father for being gay, Austin has nowhere to go except his classmate's couch-and no choice but to accept help from someone he barely knows.

Finn Harrington is the boy everyone knows.

Standing at 6'5", with a rugby captain title, a wealthy family, blue eyes, and a focused face that makes him look permanently in control, Finn is the university's golden boy. Girls want him, guys admire him, and he knows exactly how popular he is. Confident, arrogant, and seemingly untouchable, Finn has built a perfect image that nobody is allowed to question.

But behind closed doors, Finn has a secret he's desperate to hide.

When Finn needs help passing his medical exams, he makes Austin a deal: a place to stay in exchange for tutoring. Austin needs a home. Finn needs his grades.

But as the quiet genius and the arrogant rugby star are forced together, they begin to realise that the person they judged the most might be the only person who truly sees them.