In a clash of academic focus and coastal freedom, a geology student and a surfer unearth unexpected passion between the fossil-rich cliffs and rolling waves of a picturesque college town. ***** Geology student Charlie Hill and surf-enthusiast Hazel MacDowell have little in common apart from the fact that Hazel's father is Charlie's favorite professor. After getting off on the wrong foot, Charlie and Hazel are unexpectedly thrown together on an elite, four-week internship at a paleontological dig site. Sparks fly, and soon their rivalry becomes a romance, but a closely-held secret soon puts their budding relationship to the test. Do Charlie and Hazel have what it takes to overcome the odds, or will their love turn to stone like the fossils buried in Crestwood's cliffs?

'What's your favourite thing in the world?' 'The sky.' 'The sky?' 'Yes.' 'Why the sky?' 'Because it keeps reminding us that no matter who we are or where we come from, whether we're black or white, gay or straight, we are all under the same sky.' ************************************************* Two boys. Two stories. One school. This is not your typical boy meets boy story. This is a story where the bad boy is not the jock and the good boy not the scrawny teenager. This is a story about love. A love so pure as the two find themselves by losing themselves in each other. A story about love, about acceptance and about hope. For you see, this is the greatest love story ever written.