Break ups suck, everyone knows that. But they suck even more when your ex just refuses to be forgotten... Louise and Charlie had the perfect relationship. They were that cute couple that could never stay mad at eachother; the couple that seemed like they were made for each other; the couple that should have stayed together for a very long time... until a single phonecall ended everything. Surrounded by people that are in healthy relationships, all Lou wants to do is to get over him. But he's always there: she doesn't read his Facebook messages, she ignores his calls, she deletes his texts. He shows up outside her school and speaks to her at every chance he gets. She can't get him out of her head and he refuses to dissapear. Lou's starting to realise that getting over Charlie Miller is a frustratingly difficult task.

Was he an ordinary child? You could say that. Was he different? Perhaps. But could you blame him for being different. Who did he have to lean on when he was young. When abuse from his father came on a daily basis. How could he defend himself when his mother would stand back and watch. I would love to tell you that he went on to become great things in life however this would be a lie. The torture he suffered through his childhood left him with bitter resentment and a series destructive thoughts. Is he the guilty victim as he seeks his revenge, that is for you to decide. His quest of bloody revenge controls him, no one will get in his way....No one.