Unfair – Volume 1: The Moon - FV

What happens when the Moon falls for the Sun, even though getting too close could leave him burned? In Unfair – Volume 1: The Moon by Océane Ghanem, discover an emotional M/M romance where forbidden attraction, vulnerability and the desire to be accepted collide. Moon Bailey has only one goal: survive his final year of high school. After years of bullying because of his differences, he spends his days counting down until university, hoping to finally escape the painful reality of life in Port Isabel, a small tourist town in Texas. With little to distract him from his darkest thoughts, Moon has learned to keep his head down and protect himself from a world that has rarely shown him kindness.

Everything begins to change when Sunny Allison arrives from San Antonio. With his golden hair, honey-coloured eyes and captivating smile, Sunny seems to possess everything Moon believes he lacks. Handsome, athletic and effortlessly popular, the talented football player quickly wins over students and teachers alike. Yet despite all the attention surrounding him, Sunny seems strangely interested in Moon. His lingering glances awaken feelings Moon would rather ignore, especially in a town where being different can make someone a target. Already struggling with constant harassment, Moon knows that returning Sunny's attention could expose him to even more pain.

Caught between the longing to be seen and the fear of getting hurt again, Moon finds himself drawn toward someone who seems as dazzling and unreachable as the Sun itself. Every exchanged glance becomes a reminder of what he desires and what he believes he cannot have. Can he allow himself to experience something beautiful when the world around him has taught him to expect rejection? Unfair – Volume 1: The Moon explores the emotional complexities of first attraction, bullying, identity and the courage it takes to open your heart. A moving contemporary romance for readers who appreciate tender yet intense love stories, complicated emotions and characters searching for acceptance in a world that doesn't always understand them.