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Fault Lines

(Sequal to The Trouble With Off-Campus Housing)

Shane K. Morton

Drag goddess, Ursula Moolay, left Kentucky as fast as her size twelve pumps could carry her and has created a new life for herself in Los Angeles. Here, she has found herself surrounded by a group of people with their own secrets and lies:

A daytime Soap stud hiding in the Hollywood closet.

A reality television producer prepared to destroy his star.

An aging showgirl- the complex’s mother hen, fighting to survive.

A married male escort desperately hiding his profession from his pregnant wife.

And finally, Ursula, pulled into a terrifying ordeal of drugs, murder, and deception as she grapples with her own identity.

Enter the world of red carpet meltdowns, sex tapes, shopping with drag queens, earthquakes, mortgages and murder.

Can they survive or will they each fall into the cracks of LA’s fault lines?

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Exclusive Excerpt!

Closet Dialogue

Harrison was always prepared for Cole to get bitchy. It could happen at any moment and never at a good time. They had been together for four years and cohabitated for the last two, and they only argued about one thing, Harrison still hiding in the gay closet.

“I don’t understand why you can’t come to the premiere with me?” Cole said sharply, knowing the answer before Harrison even opened his mouth. It would be the same stupid excuse he always used.

“Well, we went to that Pixar premiere together last week,” he began, using the most soothing of voices.

“Oh please. Really? It’s lame, Harrison,” Cole said cutting him off. “It’s just a stupid premiere. We’re not holding hands or making out for God’s sake!” He threw his hands up in the air trying to show how furious he was. “And you know that this is a film I really want to see. And for Godsake, Harrison, the premier is still six weeks away.”

Harrison grabbed his hands and tried to hold them so he could explain. “Honey, you know that the network wants me to…”

“Like I give a shit! Fine go with Steffany. Make googly eyes at the stupid bitch, see if I care,” Cole said taking his seat belt off so he could get out of the car before he said something he might regret. Harrison put his hand on his bony shoulder to gently stop him from leaving.

“Come on honey, it’s not like that, and you know it. It’s just appearances for the show,” Harrison explained, this time adding a pathetic whine to his voice to show his regret.

“Oh that’s rich, real rich, and don’t honey me when we’re arguing.” He quipped acidly, brushing Harrison’s hand expertly off of his shoulder. “Do you want people to see you touching me right now?”

Harrison took a moment to respond, slowly pulling his hand back, this was a parking lot at Ralph’s after all. “The show is just feeding the press; you know this…”

“This is 2019, Harrison! The fact that you are still in the Hollywood closet is stupid, and it’s daytime TV, who even gives a fuck?” Cole said opening his door.

“Hey, that daytime job treats me pretty good.” He said defensively. He hated when Cole ridiculed his acting career, especially since Cole was a reality TV producer, the lowest of the low.

“Whatever, I’ll go with Diego. He would love it,” Cole said slamming the car door shut again and leaning back in his seat, knowing what kind of reaction this news would bring.

“He would also love to love you,” Harrison said coldly. He hated that Cole kept in touch with Diego, a failed pop star who still harbored an old crush on his boyfriend.

“Oh, you can’t play the jealous card when you are going to have that walking STD, Steffany, slung up all over you.” With that being his last word he opened the door quickly and slid out of the car.

“Honey, you know she only likes Latin men, and she knows which way I go,” he said laughing. Cole’s face went rigid.

“I don’t care, Harrison. Look, I love you, but eventually, you are going to have to decide, you know.”

Harrison shut the driver side door, using his fob to lock and secure the car. The beep echoed its response. “I know. You know I love you,” he softly said as if the “L” word might travel or there was a hidden microphone hovering over him that would announce his gayness to all of the people shopping at Ralphs.

“Heads up – looks like someone’s spotted you, Mr. Daytime,” Cole said coldly, walking towards the doors to the grocery store. “After you’re Instagrammed, come find me. I’ll be in the meat department… Cruising!”

Harrison turned around to find a fiftyish woman smiling widely, her cell phone’s camera already turned on.

“I love you on my stories,” she exclaimed. “Can I have a picture? My friend Helen will never believe this!”

“No problem. Thank you, I owe a lot to my fans.”

About Shane!

Shane K Morton lives in Studio City, CA with his husband Jody and their fur baby Slayer. His first novel, The Trouble With Off-Campus Housing was published in 2016. When not writing, Shane can be found at a film festival or performing cabaret somewhere in a dark dive bar in LA.

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