Moonspun
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Jamie Cowan hoped his new gig as playwright-in-residence at an urban theater would be the start of a new life — a proud life out of the closet. Instead, he's stuck in student digs with oversexed roommates and a morose parrot. He's too intimidated by city life and city people to be honest about being gay, much less try to find a lover. Worst of all, he's blocked, unable to write, and in danger of losing his dream life before it even begins — until an errand for the theater brings him face-to-face with the most beautiful man he's ever seen.
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Spider is a humble Dominican-American tailor. Meeting Jamie gives Spider a glimpse of a life — and love — he never imagined for himself. But Spider has a secret, and it's not that he's gay. Whenever the moon is high, Spider sits before his loom and weaves tapestries that predict the future.
Spider and Jamie's mutual attraction is undeniable, but first they must overcome Jamie's closet and Spider's secrets. That's when they learn that their past fears are nothing compared to a new one: an arcane threat that will test Jamie's mettle and threaten Spider's very survival.
Publisher's Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: male/male sexual practices.
Cover Art by Anne Cain
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