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Everyone buries someone on the way to becoming who they are. Somewhere along the way, Cope buried Cam.
After returning home from war, Cope steps in when he witnesses a hate crime. It ends with Cope in handcuffs while the young man he protected walks away free.
Federal prison should have been the end of his life as he knew it.
Instead, it reunites him with Liam Sullivan—the drill instructor who taught him how to survive, and how to hide the parts of himself that weren't welcome in the Marine Corps.
This time, they teach each other not how to survive, but how to live.Bookmarked by nospaces1
23 Jul 2026
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This is a sequel to Fault Lines for those who wanted one. I'd recommend reading that one first!
"Sometimes aftershocks are worse than the quake itself."
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- Part 2 of Earthquake Metaphors...
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15 Jul 2026
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After three years in the Marines, Corporal Cameron Cope is back stateside and wishing he wasn't, especially when he sees a familiar face on base. How much has changed in the last few years and is he really ready to face Sullivan again?
"Fault lines don’t announce themselves—they just move."
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- Part 1 of Earthquake Metaphors...
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15 Jul 2026
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The rumor that Sergeant Sullivan—intimidating, handsome, and devastatingly strict—is secretly gay is too tempting for Recruit Cameron to ignore. A desperate, ill-advised midnight sneak into the Sergeant's private office was supposed to confirm the truth. Instead, Cameron finds the dangerously composed Sergeant waiting for him in the dark. Cameron came looking for secrets. He's about to receive a much harsher, more personal form of punishment.
Or, Cameron got face-fucked by Sergeant Sullivan in the office.
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15 Jul 2026
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What if,
1. Cope and Sullivans age gap wasn’t illegal
2. Sullivan and cope were inlove with each other from the beginning but Sullivan wasn’t wasn’t fully over Wilkinson and struggled to love Cope. And Cope has his own issues to deal with.Bookmarked by nospaces1
14 Jul 2026
