Whole of the Moon

London, 1990s. In pulsing warehouses and neon nights, twenty-two-year-old Steven chases euphoria through pills and possibilities. When an HIV diagnosis shatters his world, he discovers the real high isn't in chemicals-it's in the fierce love of chosen family and the courage to dance even when the world expects you to fade.

Set against the frenetic backdrop of London's underground rave scene, "Whole of the Moon" pulses with raw authenticity and heart-stopping urgency. This electrifying debut captures a pivotal moment in queer history where ecstasy and agony shared the same dance floor. A visceral, unflinching story about chosen family, chemical romance, and finding your rhythm in a world that wants to silence your song.

Perfect for readers interested in authentic portrayals of 1990s London, queer history, and the British club scene. This literary debut will resonate with audiences who appreciate raw, unflinching stories about chosen family, resilience, and finding joy in the darkest times.