
Will Haddad writes about the moment love stops being safe. Set against deserts, mountains, fault lines, and other places where survival gets complicated, his novels follow queer characters forced to confront everything they thought they could outrun. He is the author of the Tectonic series.
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Books By Will Haddad
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Summary: Before the mountain erupted, Carter White had already lost Christian Reyes once. He refuses to lose him again. Carter escaped Flagstaff after Christian rejected his proposal, building a new life—and a new relationship—in Boston. Two years later, he returns to Arizona for his sister’s wedding with his boyfriend, Alton, beside him and every intention of keeping the past buried. Then the mountain explodes. Stranded on a collapsing trail with Christian, Alton, and members of both their families, Carter must survive earthquakes, ashfall, fire, and catastrophic flooding while confronting the love he never truly left behind. As every route closes and each rescue demands a greater sacrifice, the three men are forced to decide what—and whom—they are willing to risk everything to save.
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Summary: Carter White has spent years imagining the life he and Christian Reyes will build together. On the day Carter graduates from college, he believes he is finally ready to make that future official. Christian’s answer changes everything. Reeling from the end of his first love, Carter must pack away the life he expected and leave Flagstaff for law school in Boston. Every photograph, familiar road, and unfinished goodbye forces him to confront what Christian meant to him—and whether leaving Arizona can ever be the same as moving on. Tectonic: Foreshock is a tender prequel about first love, heartbreak, and the moment one life fractures before another begins.







