A M/M holiday romance novella about finding your way home.

Rhett Carpenter's early fame ended with a crash. Sixteen years later, he's working steadily: writing, producing, narrating, even acting. He's made a decent life for himself. The trouble is, he never wanted a life that was only for himself, and he's not sure he wants this one anymore.

Gabriel Aguilar didn't know who Rhett was when they met on the train, but it didn't take long to find out. They noticed each other around the neighborhood, as well as on the Metro. Months later, when Gabriel's apartment burned down, Rhett offered the vacant studio behind his house.

They weren't close, but they were friends. So when Rhett needed someone to reach out, Gabriel did. And before long, they were much more than friends.

Adult situations, themes, and language; 34000 words and a happy ending.

Content alert for depression.