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Chasing the Light

Chasing the Light is a trilogy that focuses on finding the light in the midst of situations that rarely have good ends. It's about finding that silver lining and holding onto it with everything. It follows three couples who come through a lot, and in the end, make things work, and reach their own happy endings.

Parker McCreary wants nothing more than to propose to his longtime girlfriend Tatiana. They’ve been together since childhood, and she’s always been there to tell him what to do and when to do it. All that’s left is to propose to her with the ring he’s studiously saved for over the last few weeks. When he does, though, things don't go as he planned. She becomes incensed, and she takes out her anger on him, as she usually does. He leaves, wandering outside in the streets of downtown St. Louis.


Quinn Bartlett is just hanging out at a local street vendor when this guy runs into him, bleeding and confused. He takes him to a doctor he knows well and gets him taken care of. Through a rare set of circumstances, he takes him home to keep an eye on him. He finds himself, though, pulled along in an odd set of circumstances, and a tale of intrigue begins that leaves him wondering what he's ever done with his life.

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Content Warning: Intimate Partner Violence, Non-Consensual Sexual Violence, Drug Use, Human Trafficking

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When Harper Fields makes a desperate phone call to a coworker one night, Travis Aguilar doesn't realize what he's getting into. He brings his roommate, Curtis Green with him, and what they find is a young man stuck in an abusive situation. At first, they're at a loss for what to do, but Travis has a past that comes to light very quickly and leaves him in a unique position to help Harper even though Harper believes he can't be helped. The man he's with is more than bad, he's evil, and Harper and Curtis both know all too well the consequences of attempting to leave this type of situation. 


Travis decides to help no matter what, and Curtis comes along with him, seeing someone else in Harper, someone he wants to help, too. What they don't know at first, though, could kill them.

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Content Warning: Eye Fetish, Serial Killer, Violence and Gore, Non-Consensual Sexual Violence.

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Miguel Ramírez has spent three long years undercover getting into a position to bus a human trafficking ring wide open. He's worked hard and got himself into a trusted position few are able to do in this relatively new, but powerful, organization. When he's in the process, the sadistic head of the division decides to leave him some "entertainment" in the form of a young man he can't sell. Miguel is annoyed by the interference, but he takes the frightened Casey Ellis with him when he leaves. 


Casey attaches to him and won't let anyone else near him, making the next few hours very difficult until the traumatized young man can be sedated safely. At first Miguel can't stand the idea of being involved in the long term, but eventually he starts to warm up to it. Then, he starts to feel things he doesn't understand, and at the same time, they are pulling the organization apart one piece at a time. Between Casey’s previous “owner” and his determination to reclaim his property, and a mysterious pale skinned man who claims to be Casey’s closest friend, Miguel can’t be sure exactly what’s going on. He knows one thing, though, and that’s that he’ll protect what’s his at all costs, damn all consequences.

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Content Warning: Non-Consensual Sexual Violence, Non-Consensual Sexual Slavery, Human Trafficking, Abuse, Non-Consensual Piercing and Body Modification

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