Born in Poland 1933, lived in England 1939, dying in Australia 1962. The Tragedy of Izaak Levinsky is a self-reflection of the famous novelist's life, particularly of his year at Norwich School for Boys. In his feverish state, Levinsky writes about the struggles of being Jewish in an anti-Semitic world, the abuse he suffered at the hands of his mother, and the illegal love he felt for his best friend, Theodore Edwards. Oh, and a curse. But that's entirely unrelated. Right?

It all starts with An Eye for An Eye... Darcy James is the classic bad-girl, charming, and arrogant. She lives only with her dad and has a small circle of friends she's happy to keep that way. Outside that circle lay a trail of the desperate hearts of half the girls from school aching for affections she'll never willingly return beyond what they find between the sheets. Blaire Chase is a typical introvert. Outside of family, her only friends are the ones she's made from online gaming and the internet. The less attention in real life, the better. When they meet and hit it off, feelings are mistaken for habits, promises are made and comfort zones challenged. All status quo. But when Blaire experiences a life altering trauma, one she'll never fully recover from, and Darcy's past comes to call her away, will Darcy maintain her comfortable distance, or will Blaire push her away and return to cowering in the crowd? Or will Darcy and Blaire stay by each others side - despite the challenges - old and new?