Garage and Grace
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Completed, First published Jun 26, 2026

The narrative traces the early days of Logan Mason, a young man navigating tense family dynamics and complicated affections. Following a tense post-game encounter, Logan finds himself caught between the attentions of two very different women: Alexandria, who demands his company, and Maya, whose vulnerability hints at hidden struggles. As Logan works to repair Maya’s car – and perhaps something more – he’s drawn into a world of financial dependence and unspoken pasts. These chapters reveal a family burdened by hardship, and a brotherly bond tested by youthful conflict, all while Logan grapples with his growing feelings for a woman his aunt warns him to approach with caution.
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