A lonely man suffering from trauma meets his savior. But can the charming male psychology student truly love and save him?
Tristan
I feel invisible most of the time, which is fine by me.
After suffering years of abuse by my mother, who won’t accept my attraction to men, I seem to have fallen into a disturbing pastime.
My only relief is to lose myself in my artwork and yearn from afar for the unattainable and attractive man in my class.
Because there’s no way Collin could ever notice me, right?
Collin
I'm a bit of a prodigy and I'm starting my master’s degree in psychology early, but I have a problem.
After only a few months, I was kicked out of my apartment and can only find a room in the dorm.
But dang, was I shocked to find Tristan there in my new dorm room.
See, I've had my eye on Tristan. His unusual habits are fascinating and when I try to dig in, he's completely shut down.
But I'm pretty sure I'm the only one who can help him. Can I figure out a way to make him let me in?
And if he does, how do I deal with my own fears of falling in love? Plus, what about this growing secret between us? Can I keep it from destroying us both?
The Obsession is a standalone M/M romance novel. It is a dark, hurt/comfort, roommate romance with an HFN and no cliffhangers. It features an insecure young artist struggling to live his life, longing for love, and a confident young man with his own issues who wants to help. This book is a rerelease of a book with the same name and has been extensively edited.
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