Boys of Denver: Book 4

Lorenzo and Anthony have been circling each other for months — drawn together, pulled back, undone by fear and history and all the reasons it would be easier to say nothing. But easier has a way of becoming unbearable, and the time for silence is running out.Lunna is unraveling. Her mother has drawn a line she never expected, and standing on the other side of it, Lunna is finally forced to reckon with how much of herself she's surrendered trying to be enough. Lorenzo is there to catch her — but he can only hold her up for so long when he's barely holding himself together.And Anthony — golden, untouchable Anthony — is about to be seen. Really seen. By the father who never looked, by the boy he can no longer pretend doesn't matter, and by himself.In the final act, everything comes apart before it can come together. There will be confessions no one is ready to make, forgiveness that no one is sure they deserve, and the terrifying, necessary act of choosing to love out loud — even when it costs you everything you've been protecting.Book Four is about the kind of courage that doesn't look like bravery. It looks like staying. Like speaking. Like two boys at the end of a long year, finally choosing not to disappear.