Have you met someone who was so in sync with the world they knew how to perfectly explain anything even when they haven't personally experienced it but wasn't aware of their talent? Fifteen year old Max has. Maximilian was your typical goodie-goodie: no one talked to him except his parents, some occasional friends and his annoying four-year-old sister. Classes were the usual dull and boring time-waster. And he always went on the same bus at the same lonely spot. But his usual introverted life was turned upside down when a new girl sits at his isolated bus stop. She didn't talk to anyone at school and Max wanted to know why. With her unique transposition, Max finds a friend in the beautifully odd, fourteen year old Scout. Conversations laced with senseless similes and mad-driven metaphors let both of the teenagers find the light in their incomplete lives and realise how much they needed each other. A beautiful tale over a small lifetime, certain to give readers a new outlook on life.

Blacksheep: the town with the most frequent suicide rates in the world. Why would anyone want to live here? Meet (y/n) Combs, distant cousin of Jonathan Combs. Both of them had lost their parents to a sleep-walking murderer, (y/n) was left inured enough to be bed-bound by the perpetrator. As if it would make life easier, the cousins live together. After a couple weeks, (y/n) subtlety notices some differences in Jonathan's behaviour. Sneaking out of her room to see why, (y/n) finds out herself that a demon by the name of Napoleon Maxwell Sowachowaski (known to most as Sock) has been haunting him. Defying all logic of his existence, (y/n) can see him and oddly enough, seems to know him from somewhere. And if things couldn't get more weird, she likes him... A lot... I mean, who has a crush on a demon for God's sake? How could it ever work out?