Adib Khorram Books in Order

Darius travels to Iran uncertain where he belongs and struggling with depression. Friendship with a neighboring boy offers unexpected acceptance, helping him navigate family expectations, cultural distance, and the possibility of feeling at home in himself.

Back from Iran, Darius has a boyfriend, a tea-shop internship, and a place on the soccer team. When friendships and family relationships grow complicated, his seemingly settled life raises new questions about what he really wants.

Kian wants to help his family celebrate Nowruz by adding a special item to their traditional haft-seen table. When his cat knocks everything over, he must find seven replacements before the New Year gathering begins.

Hunter, the only gay member of a boy band, faces intense scrutiny after a messy public breakup. As a new romance develops on tour, his record label’s demands clash with his wish to live honestly.

A mistaken identity brings substitute teacher Farzan together with sommelier David for an unexpected night. When Farzan inherits his family’s bistro, a practical arrangement draws them closer, but David’s plans to leave threaten their growing relationship.

Stage manager Jackson records the faults of his sister Jasmine’s exes, convinced that romance ends badly. When both siblings develop feelings for swimmer and leading man Liam, Jackson’s carefully guarded approach to love becomes much harder to maintain.

After a humiliating rejected proposal, Ramin takes an impulsive trip to Italy and encounters his old school crush. His attempt to reinvent himself attracts divorced father Noah, but sustaining their connection may require showing who he really is.

Across cultures and everyday routines, sharing tea creates moments of welcome, comfort, and connection. This picture book follows the drink through ceremonies and quieter encounters, showing children how a familiar cup can carry affection and tradition.

Event planner Arya discovers that his new charity committee chair is Ben, a recent one-night stand. A pretend relationship promises practical benefits for both men, until growing feelings complicate the arrangement and the work that keeps bringing them together.

A slur shouted at a visiting author forces freshman Dayton to face the consequences of a dare. His story intersects with Farshid’s exploration of queer identity, examining accountability, belonging, and the pressures shaping how young men treat one another.

Sixteen-year-old merboy Dylan rescues a human and accidentally creates a soul bond through a lifesaving kiss. With only three days before it fades, he must navigate human romance and his family’s warnings while hoping his feelings will be returned.