He Waits in the Window

Some houses remember what the world tried to forget.
After losing both of his parents, Eli’s world has become painfully quiet. College. Home. Grief. And his older brother Ben, who is trying to be a brother, a parent, and everything Eli has left.
Then Eli sees the boy in the window.
Valle House has been abandoned for years. Its windows are dark, its doors are locked, and its history has become little more than a whispered local legend: a boy was murdered there. But the boy Eli sees isn’t a legend.
His name is Noah. And he’s been waiting.
Bound to the decaying house, Noah is warm, funny, lonely—and very much not alive. What begins as an unlikely friendship slowly becomes something neither of them expected. Because somehow, Eli can feel him.
A touch. A shared sensation. A moment that feels almost like being alive.
As Eli gets closer to Noah, he begins uncovering the truth about what happened at Valle House—and why Noah is still there. But the past isn’t finished with either of them.
And now Valle House is scheduled for demolition.
If Noah is bound to the house, destroying it could mean losing him forever.
With only hours left, Eli, Ben, and the few people who know the truth must attempt a desperate ritual to free Noah.
Because sometimes love means holding on. And sometimes love means letting go.
But what if neither of them is ready to do either?
HE WAITS IN THE WINDOW is a queer paranormal romance about grief, first love, found family, and the ghosts we can’t—or won’t—leave behind.