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SLOW-BURN By Marcus Andrews Elias Beaumont, the 'Ice Prince' of Parisian haute couture, runs the House of L'Éclipse with suffocating precision. His world is perfect, structured, and rapidly failing. When the board forces him to collaborate with Sacha Rossi, a nomadic ""fixer"" known for deconstructing vintage pieces and defying every rule Elias holds sacred, the atelier becomes a battleground. Elias sees Sacha as chaos; Sacha sees Elias as a beautiful, rigid cage. Their professional war is cut short by a devastating fire at the textile mill. The winter collection is ruined. With the future of the entire fashion house at stake, they must embark on a desperate journey to salvage what they can. Forced into intimate proximity by crisis and a shared, undeniable physical tension, the lines between professional rivalry and raw, human need begin to blur. From the ashes of the fire, they forge a philosophy of ""raw honesty"" that challenges everything Elias believes. But when the pressure from the board becomes immense and a rupture threatens to tear them apart forever, Elias must make a choice: return to the safety of a perfect, seamless lie, or embrace the messy, beautiful truth of a life with Sacha. A story of strength found in vulnerability, integrity born from imperfection, and the agonizing heat of a love that can only be built from the raw edge.

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Marcus Andrews Marcus Andrews is an author dedicated to exploring the intersection of identity, resilience, and romance through contemporary LGBTQ+ fiction. His work often centers on queer joy and the complexities of finding one's ""chosen family"" in the modern world. A proud resident of Detroit, Michigan, Marcus draws deep inspiration from the city's storied architecture and the tenacious spirit of its communities. When he isn't at his desk, he can often be found scouting new local settings for his novels-from the neon-lit corridors of the Majestic Theatre to the quiet, sun-drenched reading rooms of the Detroit Public Library. Marcus is an active participant in the vibrant Southeast Michigan literary scene, frequently engaging with local organizations like Affirmations and LGBT Detroit to advocate for queer voices in publishing. He believes that every person deserves to see themselves as the hero of their own story, a mission that drives every page he writes. He currently lives in a historic Detroit neighborhood with his partner and a small library of first editions that is slowly taking over their living room.

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