Bexar

In the glittering world of 1920s America, young Bexar de Mullier flees the shadows of his privileged yet troubled San Antonio upbringing. After a family tragedy shatters his world, this judge's son - raised amid wealth and social prestige - reinvents himself in the vibrant speakeasies and dance halls of New York's Greenwich Village.From taxi dancer to silver screen actor, Bexar navigates a dazzling but dangerous world of German nobility, Hollywood moguls, and forbidden love. In an era where appearances are everything and secrets can destroy, he must ultimately choose between the glittering façade of fame and the authentic life he desperately seeks.Set against the backdrop of Prohibition-era America, this gripping tale of identity, revenge, and redemption challenges the social constraints of an unforgiving time. When tragedy strikes again, Bexar must decide whether to remain in the shadows or fight for justice in a world that demands conformity.A haunting debut novel that delves into the hidden history of LGBTQ+ life in the Roaring Twenties, weaving together themes of family betrayal, the price of authenticity, and the burning desire for justice in an age of intolerance. Read more