Every couple has its battles. In Eden’s Edge, the neighborhood fights dirty.
Kept At Home opens Riven Locke’s KEPT Trilogy, blending queer domestic gothic, supernatural horror, and psychological suspense around an M/M relationship.
Caleb Shoemaker is drawn to Riley Parker and quick to invite him to move into 412 Stillwater Court. Love takes longer. Laughter, tenderness, and a future together give Riley reasons to stay.
But in Eden’s Edge, tucked into Cinco Ranch just west of Houston, Texas, neighbors watch too closely. Some display wreaths on their doors as part of a strange tradition. Windows reflect the wrong things. Impossible rooms appear.
At first, Riley wonders whether his bipolar disorder could explain the disturbances. As love deepens, leaving means risking a relationship that brings him real happiness. An ancient system beneath the neighborhood knows how to turn that attachment into a trap.
Caleb promises Riley will be safe. Riley must discover what Caleb knows and what the neighborhood expects in return.
Planned as one story across three books, the trilogy’s shifting perspectives change whom readers fear, trust, and forgive. Its romantic arc and emotional payoff unfold across the series, while the danger spreads beyond one home until it no longer needs the shadows.
Begin with Kept At Home. Kept in the Dark and Kept in Plain Sight are both currently in development.
The more of yourself you give away, the more it costs to buy yourself back.
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Condition: New. Evans, Ruth Anna (illustrator). Seller Inventory # I-9798998103902