Blackout

Blackout - Ryan Moore

Fault Lines:
Blackout

When the power goes out, nothing stays under control.

Aaron Pike has lost everything: his job, his stability, and his place in a city that no longer needs him. Nathan Foster trusted the rules, only to watch the system fail. When a sudden city-wide blackout strands them in the same overnight shelter, two strangers find themselves facing exhaustion, vulnerability, and an unexpected connection.

In a single night, walls come down and lives shift forever in this emotional, gritty M/M romance about finding comfort when everything else falls apart.

99c on Amazon or available on KU

Reviews

Making the Most of their Circumstances

Aaron and Nathan were strangers who found themselves in a forced proximity situation that wasn’t of their making, but it gave the a chance to open up about their lives and get to know each other better. However, the tension between Aaron and Nathan continues to build as stolen kisses and touches turns into a desire night filled with unbridled pleasures.

The morning after Aaron and Nathan’s night together brought with it a return to freedom and an awkwardness that neither one of them knew how to navigate, but returning to their regular lives without any strings or expectations, helped them feel better. This was a spicy, heartwarming story with fantastic characters and an interesting storyline, that I will happily recommend for anyone looking for an easy read before bed.

Korkoi

When the city turns off

A taste of a dystopian world.

There is a sense of loss in this story that hits differently from most of Ryan Moore’s work.

Both of these men are losing something in a world that has turned off and they find a way of sharing that loss over one night.

I wonder if they will ever

Rose