Camden is a trans boy in the late eighteenth century. He doesn't know how to deal with it or even how to come out, because things like that don't exist where he lives. So when he's approached by a woman who seems to know exactly what he's going through, he's more than just a bit confused. She offers him a scholarship to Quirks United, a boarding school for people like him. When he gets there, he realizes it's about more than just being queer. For him, it's about love, turmoil, time, and coping. Quirks United is exactly where he needed to be.

The minute Wyatt stepped into the manse, something was off. In fact, a lot of things seemed to raise red flags. For example: The guests all had an unusual talent. There was a mentally insane host who seemed serious enough when he told them to murder each other. An unhealthy amount of deadly rooms were located within the manse. The little boy who visited them occasionally seemed too insane to be innocent. Did something happen before they were trapped in the manse? The ambience of despair tests each guest to the limits of their abilities and sanity as they continue to play the twisted game. Will Wyatt and the fifteen other "guests" find out the truth about the killing game, or will they perish before any of the mysteries are revealed?