Was this why? Was this the reason he’d told her to be quiet, because this needed to happen?

The middle of winter has given the residents of the warehouse plenty of time to mull over their last adventure. The Storyteller has been found, but has left behind only more questions and no real answers. Just when the group exhausts all of their resources, a new organization comes to the surface that could tie up all the loose threads.

Unfortunately, the Chapter isn’t what it appears to be, and the Hunters are now left to deal with a new threat that hits a little too close to home. What secrets is the Chapter hiding, and is it worth uncovering the truth?

The second book in our Hunters series is now available for preorder! The book is set to be released at the end of April, but you can preorder it now <3 <3 <3 There are three options:

1. A physical copy (signed by myself and my partner, the authors)

2. A combo package of the first book and second book (both signed by myself and my partner, the authors)

3. An ebook copy

Thank you, everyone, for your support :)

This is part of the second chapter and takes a look at the relationship between the lead character, Gable, and his boyfriend Avery (who is a theatre major, hence there being mention of a script).  

Warnings: boys who like boys, me trying to get you interested in my story by introducing you to cute boys, video games that cheat, keys cannot be weapons, and zebra stripes are a bad fashion decision

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So for those of you who are genuinely curious about my writing outside of Persona 4 and fandom, here’s a teaser to what I’m working on now.

Short Synopsis:  Gable and Avery have been together all through college, something that Gable’s parents have no knowledge about.  As the two lovers get closer to graduation, they’ve made plans on moving in together and having a future with one another.  Gable needs to tell his parents soon, but he’s worried about their reaction, especially since Avery’s parents have completely disowned him over the fact that he’s gay.  Gable often tells Avery to not be around when his parents are visiting, putting off their inevitable meeting.  Avery has no problem with it, still remembering the day his parents turned their backs on him.  

Sadly, Gable has no idea that this time, when he tells Avery to make himself scarce, it will be the last time he will ever see his partner.  

Avery goes missing and is found a week later, dead.  As Gable cries himself to sleep he thinks of the last time he saw Avery, trying to cling to the good memories of his boyfriend.  Unbeknownst to Gable his dreams are not like ours.  His dreams seem to have an effect on time itself.  The next time he opens his eyes he’s back in his room, a week before Avery’s disappearance.  This gives him a chance to save his lover’s life, but is he strong enough to use this power to save Avery and stop a killer who targets young, gay men? 

(yeah, because I can’t just have a romance story, or just a gay romance story, or just a story about being afraid to come out… it has to be a supernatural murder thing, too, cuz… you know, that’s how my brain works  ^^;;;  If you want to leave feedback, that would be wonderful, since this is a work in progress)

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