After the Protest

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After the protest

One night. Two strangers. A city on fire.

One night, two strangers are forced together when a protest erupts into violence. Declan Ward witnesses brutality that shatters his sense of safety. Jonah Sloane sees broken systems turn violent in real time.

Stranded in a hostile city, they find refuge in each other, and conversation deepens into unexpected intimacy. By morning, both are changed, questioning whether their connection was born from trauma or something real. After the Protest is a slow-burn MM romance about healing and choosing connection after chaos.

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Reviews

One Night to Remember

Declan and Jonah were unexpectedly brought together by circumstances, but they felt a connection that made them want to spend time getting to know each other. Unfortunately, when the time came for Declan and Jonah to return to their lives, they were forced into a close proximity situation, that heightened their growing attraction for each other and led to a pleasure-filled encounter.

Sadly, neither Declan nor Jonah had the courage to confess their feelings, which meant they went back to their lives without a chance of exploring the heated connection between them. This story was an interesting enjoyable read, with wonderful characters and an exciting storyline, but my preference for romance stories is for the main characters to end up with a happily ever after or a chance at a happily ever after, which didn’t happen in this story.

Korkoi