Wanted Boys by S. E. McPherson
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In a world where being different is a crime, two boys dream of freedom, love, and a future beyond fear. This gripping queer dystopian novel blends found family, resistance, and hope in the face of oppression.
Description
Logan has spent his entire life hiding.
In a society controlled by the powerful Black Lapels and their militant Swordsman church, his very existence is considered illegal. Born an unlicensed and “unnatural” child, Logan lives with the constant fear of discovery. His parents have already paid the price for defying the system, imprisoned for the simple act of bringing him into the world.
When Logan is sent to a home for unwanted boys, he expects more hardship and isolation. Instead, he meets Jace.
Bold, clever, and seemingly fearless, Jace survives by telling lies better than anyone else. Where Logan sees danger, Jace sees possibilities. As the two boys grow closer, they begin to imagine a future that feels impossible: a life where they no longer have to hide who they are or who they love.
But dreams are dangerous in a world built on control.
As the Black Lapels tighten their grip and the Swordsman church prepares young men to become soldiers in service of the regime, Logan and Jace must decide whether survival is enough. Alongside a growing network of allies, outcasts, and fellow unwanted children, they discover that family can be chosen and that even the most oppressive systems can be challenged.
Heartfelt, suspenseful, and deeply moving, Wanted Boys is a queer dystopian story about resilience, identity, and the transformative power of love. Combining high stakes, emotional depth, and unforgettable characters, it offers a powerful vision of hope in a world determined to extinguish it.
Perfect for readers who enjoy LGBTQ+ speculative fiction, found-family narratives, coming-of-age stories, and dystopian adventures with heart.
Book Details
- Author: S. E. McPherson
- ISBN: 9798992254372
- Format: Paperback
- Series: Standalone Novel
- Genre: LGBTQ+ Dystopian Fiction, Young Adult Fiction, Speculative Fiction






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