Larak has spent years being needed.

By his alcoholic mother. By the life he never meant to choose. By everyone except himself.

When he finally packs his car and heads west, he wants distance, freedom, and enough open road to discover who he is when no one needs saving. Instead, car trouble strands him at a desert motel—and puts Cedar in his path.

Cedar has spent fifteen years hunting Reed Dillon and the criminal network that destroyed everything he loved. He knows how to follow a target, survive an ambush, and leave before anyone gets close. Larak, with his terrible roadside purchases and refusal to be intimidated, is a complication he cannot afford.

Then Reed's attention turns toward Larak.

The attraction between them is easy. Trust is harder. With a violent syndicate closing in and their pasts colliding, Cedar must decide whether loving someone makes him vulnerable—or finally gives him something worth fighting his way home to.

And Larak must face the truth about the brother who disappeared fifteen years ago.

How Far the Sky is a tense, tender queer romantic suspense about found family, hard-won trust, and choosing to stay when running would be easier.

How Far the Sky

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