Michael Rupured crée des thrillers romantiques gays qui divertissent les lecteurs tout en éclairant les progrès du mouvement des droits des homosexuels au cours des cinquante dernières années. Sa transition de l'écriture de non-fiction à la fiction a été considérablement facilitée par sa participation à l'Athens Writers Workshop.
Dans "Les aventures de Philip Potter", Philip, conservateur au Smithsonian, fait des courses de Noël lorsque son compagnon James se suicide. Après avoir déposé des cadeaux dans un refuge, il devient suspect d'un meurtre. Deux hommes mystérieux entrent dans sa vie, l'un étant un tueur. Une bonne action peut avoir de graves conséquences.
Set in a vibrant world, the narrative follows Philip Potter, a character navigating through challenges and adventures that test his resilience and creativity. The story delves into themes of self-discovery, friendship, and the pursuit of dreams, showcasing Philip's growth as he encounters various colorful characters and obstacles. With a blend of humor and heart, the tale captures the essence of youthful exploration and the importance of staying true to oneself amidst life's unpredictability.
The Philip Potter Series follows the adventures of a young boy with a remarkable talent for magic and a strong sense of justice. Set in a richly imagined world, the series explores themes of friendship, courage, and the battle between good and evil. As Philip navigates various challenges, he encounters a diverse cast of characters, each contributing to his growth and understanding of his powers. The series combines elements of fantasy and adventure, appealing to readers who enjoy magical quests and coming-of-age stories.
Set in a Kentucky high school, a young English teacher navigates his new life while grappling with personal desires and attractions. Raised by two lesbians, Tellumo finds himself drawn to older men, particularly Oliver Crumbly, a charming bachelor in his fifties. However, Tellumo soon discovers that he is not the only one vying for Oliver's attention, leading to a mix of romantic competition and self-discovery in his first year of teaching.