Eleven films. Four love scenes that made audiences hold their breath. Twenty years of knowing exactly how to make two men look like they mean it — because he does.
Sebastian Voss directs the kind of films where critics call the male intimacy “unflinching.” They don’t know the irony — that Sebastian has spent twenty years flinching from the one thing he can’t put on screen: himself. The tenderness he directs between men is the tenderness he’s rehearsed in his head since film school, when his DP leaned over the monitor and their shoulders touched and he called cut on the scene and on himself simultaneously.
The industry’s whisper network gives him an address. And Sebastian makes an appointment at The Back Room.
An exclusive private club. No names. No cameras. No cut. His guide is Isaac — patient, unhurried, and the first man Sebastian has ever met who refuses to be directed. When Sebastian reaches for the light dimmer, Isaac moves his hand away. “You don’t get to set the lighting tonight.”
He’s spent a career watching. Tonight, he closes his eyes.
What follows is Sebastian’s first time with a man — a dark, unedited encounter that dismantles every frame of control. The straight-to-gay awakening he’d been directing around his entire career, delivered in a single anonymous night at a private club where nobody knows his name.
RE/DIRECTED is a dark, explicit MM first time romance featuring a straight-to-gay awakening, anonymous one night stand, age gap, and total surrender. Book 10 in The Back Room series. Standalone. 18+.
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