Lucky and his friends are back, taking on BLI with the help of a couple unexpected friends. All Lucky wants to do is fight, not listen to Silver's lectures about opening up again. He knows he has to avenge Maria's death, but he can't think about her for more than a minute without his schizophrenia returning. Worst, M and the bases' secrets are revealed and he wonders which government he should really be fighting. When all that he could trust is gone, who will Lucky turn to? Will the revolution prove a disaster, or a new era? Can Lucky forgive Anita for her part in Maria's death? Find out, in the chilling sequel to The Suicide Notebook.

"Make sure you are something before you fade to nothing," is a statement that Lucky takes to heart. At Bayridge High, a prestigious boarding school on the east coast of the U.S.A., they have a legend. A legend of tortured teens, and lost souls, a legend of tragedy. Bayridge has the highest suicide rate of the country, and one of the highest cumulative GPA's. Every cautionary tale, every kid who died young in that school kept a record in the suicide notebook. Detailing their thoughts, their feelings, their everyday lives until their lives were history. And Lucky knows he's next. He finds the notebook from subtle clues dropped by a mysterious upperclassman. He expects to find stories, beautiful and tragic in their nature. What he finds is so much more. A note: This story is labeled as sci-fi. I swear most of the weird things and things that seem slightly off around lucky will be scientifically fictionally explained. It becomes very very sci fi when the huge gigantic plot twist occurs. Update schedule: Everyday Highest rank: 5 in science fiction Nominated for The Emerald Awards, The Literary Awards, Indigo Awards, The Global Awards, The Fiction Awards, and the Aspiring Authors Awards Some people offered to do some grammatical and plot editing in my book, so if you see these usernames with suggested edits, please don't call them grammar nazis! delennjadzia jamesflint1998