The Music of Greyson Hyun, Jae Williams
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A tender, slow-burn LGBTQ+ college romance, The Music of Greyson Hyun follows Ethan, a student with a carefully ordered life, and Grey, the magnetic lead singer of a local indie band who turns his world upside down. As Grey’s music—and presence—fill Ethan’s days and dreams, a chance encounter deepens into a connection Ethan can’t ignore. Heartfelt, funny, and full of longing, this is a story about unexpected love, self-discovery, and the song that stays with you long after it ends.
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The Music of Greyson Hyun
By Jae Williams — Paperback, November 18, 2025
Grey’s eyes had been closed for the first part of the song—until they snapped open and landed on Ethan like gravity itself. He always seemed to find him.
Ethan enters his junior year at Redmond University with a plan: more parties, more friends, more girls, and definitely fewer surprises. But everything changes the night he stumbles into a local show and hears Dreamscape, an indie band electrified by the magnetic, impossibly captivating Greyson Hyun. One song is all it takes for Ethan’s carefully plotted life to tilt off its axis.
Grey is the sort of guy who turns heads without trying—confident, enigmatic, and with a voice that feels like it was meant for confession. And for reasons Ethan can’t explain, Grey seems just as drawn to him. What begins as a chance encounter becomes an undeniable spark Ethan can’t shake, no matter how hard he tries to convince himself he’s not looking for anything real.
Soon, Grey’s music—and Grey himself—are everywhere. In Ethan’s classrooms, at his parties, threading through his dreams, and lingering in every space Ethan thought he understood. Ethan has never truly fallen for anyone, not really. He’s not even sure he believes in love. But the more he gets to know Grey, the harder it becomes to ignore the truth his heart is quietly, insistently singing.
A slow-burn LGBTQ+ college romance filled with longing, self-discovery, humor, and the irresistible pull of first love, The Music of Greyson Hyun captures the aching sweetness of finding someone who sees you—even before you see yourself. This is a story that lingers long after the last note fades.
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