Obsession

Léo is a second-year med student with a reputation for being cold, controlled, and impossible to impress. His friends call him Dr. Death. Then he sees Caio Nakatani, a first-year vet student with messy black hair, a crooked dimple, and a hamster he once saved from a laxative overdose.

One look, and Léo's self-control is gone.

He tracks Caio's schedule. He rehearses conversations in the shower. And when Caio leaves a small silver fish keychain on a cafeteria table, Léo does something he can't take back: he pockets it.

Now he's carrying stolen property, an unspoken crush, and a guilt that grows by the day. The more he tries to give it back, the closer he gets to the one person he's been trying to avoid. And Caio, funny, warm, and flustered whenever Léo looks at him, is hiding things of his own: a past tied to that keychain, a family that doesn't understand him, and a heart that doesn't yet know what it wants.

Obsession is a funny, steamy college romance about a boy who can't stop wanting, a boy who can't stop running, and the little silver fish that tied them together.