Reverb by Harper Logan

“I can’t allow myself to slip, not even a little bit.”

Overwhelmed with school and his social life, high-strung violinist Byron is scrambling to get everything ready for graduation. On top of that, he’s working hard to find a job impressive enough for his parents. He’s kept people out with his prickly exterior for too long, though. When a super cute student bumps into him, spilling his coffee—he finds himself wondering if he should give this intriguing new friend a chance.

“I’ve never been able to make friends.”
Biology student Marcus transferred to Beasley with the hope of starting with a clean slate. But he hasn’t been successful in making friends, and the loneliness cuts at his soul. When he bumps into Byron, the mortifying incident turns into the opportunity for an actual social life—and much more. Marcus has never considered dating men before, but the easy rapport he develops with Byron seems like it could lead to something beautiful.

“I’m having such a hard time keeping up.”
As Marcus and Byron’s relationship blossoms, and Byron gets involved with a street performance group, the two find themselves growing in ways they never imagined. Marcus finds the confidence he never thought he had, and Byron learns to relax a little. But when the summer looms, threatening to pull them in different directions, the two men have to make a choice—commit to a relationship, or commit to their ambitions?