Elliot Crane

Closing Distance

Fiction EN ↓ 6 episódios

High-tension M/M political romance by Elliot Crane. Two rival campaign strategists on opposite sides of a presidential campaign. On camera, they dismantle each other. Off the record, the distance between them keeps collapsing.

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Autor

Elliot Crane

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Fiction

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Último episódio

27 de mar de 2026

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Episódios

Chapter 6 — The Close Call 27.03.2026

Kate starts asking questions. Ramirez finds a weakness. David builds the attack, spends the night in Archer's bed, and drops the story in the morning.

Chapter 5 — The Second Time 27.03.2026

The WHCA dinner. A bathroom. An invitation to Georgetown. The second time is slower, more deliberate, and harder to walk away from.

Chapter 4 — The Avoidance 27.03.2026

David tries to pull back. Six days of discipline, a press panel, and a text from an unknown number that changes everything.

Chapter 3 — The First Time 27.03.2026

A crisis hits Caldwell's campaign. An emergency meeting at the Eisenhower Building puts David and Archer in the same corridor again — and this time, the distance collapses.

Chapter 2 — The Bar 27.03.2026

Three days after the debate, a late-night news alert sends David to a hotel bar. Archer is already there.

Chapter 1 — The Debate 27.03.2026

The earpiece was dying. David Mercer meets Nate Archer for the first time in a TV studio corridor — and can't look away.

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