On Stage Trilogy

It has been nearly three years since GRiD-a fictional idol group from Seoul-last saw the limelight before serving their mandatory military service. Now, they are making a comeback. As the lead dancer, Minjae wants to make sure that everything is perfect, down to the tiniest details. Including and especially the all-important fanservice. The problem? Minjae hates fanservice. Especially the part where people expect Minjae and his bandmate Do-hyun to act as lovers. Unfortunately, Minjae has a secret-he once fell for Do-hyun in real life. Swearing not to make the same mistake ever again, he decides to ignore his feelings for the time being. What if the chemistry the two clearly have on stage starts to leak into real life as well? --- Blinding Lights is a wonderful twist on the fake dating trope, paired with a healthy dose of friends to lovers slowburn and mystery. While it's book one in the On Stage trilogy, it can be read as a standalone.

Finale to the story of GRiD-self-titled the gayest boyband in history. A steamy romance between a star and his bodyguard. --- Signed to LBR Entertainment when he was only sixteen, Chris was pretty much raised by his bandmates who he considers his extended family. His position as the cute but mischievous maknae of GRiD seems secure until a car-crash leaves him scarred for life and facing charges of assault. Trying to cope with the PTSD that keeps him up at night, Chris turns to alcohol and isolates himself from his bandmates. As if things weren't complicated enough, Chris is assigned a hot new bodyguard-one he has some history with already. Is Joe still the same stand-offish fuckboy Chris once found in his bed for one night only, or can there be more between the two?