Fireworks Stand

Some summers change everything. Owen likes control. Structure. Knowing where things are going before they get there. Jax is the opposite-unpredictable, restless, and entirely uninterested in taking life too seriously. They shouldn't work together. Especially not in a cramped seasonal fireworks stand in a small town already buzzing with July heat. But they do. What starts as irritation turns into routine.
Routine turns into familiarity. And somewhere between long shifts, shared jokes, and late nights that blur into something softer than either of them intended, the space between Owen and Jax stops feeling like distance-and starts feeling like tension neither of them knows how to name. As the Fourth of July rush builds, so does everything unspoken between them. And when summer inevitably begins to fade, they're left facing the one thing neither of them planned for:Something real.
Not every love story is loud or clean. Some are messy, funny, tender, and temporary-looking right up until the moment they aren't. Fireworks Stand is a slow-burn MM romance about opposites colliding, unexpected connection, and the kind of summer that refuses to be forgotten.