Eli thought of herself as an unextraordinary human being. In the world of seven billion, she felt like a tiny ant that meant nothing to the greater scheme of things. But one of those tiny little humans called Joe Walker comes into her life, and she can't help but think that maybe she is something more. Joe was not looking for love whatsoever. He was perfectly content with the way life was, but he doesn't find true happiness until he meets Eli. Joe finds that Eli isn't the picture perfect girl he imagined with a shady past and things she would rather stay mum about, but why is she telling that stuff to Dylan? Dylan is a hopeless romantic. He finds that he's in love with a new girl every month, but with Eli, something is different. Her image sticks in his brain like it's been glued and he can't seem to shake the thought of her. The only thing that is holding him back from falling in love is that obsessive dud of a boyfriend by the name of Joe Walker. Lauren always felt like wallflower when it came to Dylan. She was hopelessly smitten for him and all he could do is pine over some chick that Walker brought in. How could Lauren make Dylan see that she was more than just his best friend and that they are the ones who are supposed to be together? Noah, Eli's twin brother, contrarily wanted nothing to do with the Starkids. He was dutifully paying his way through grad school with his IT job and suffering to stay afloat with his verbally abusive girlfriend. He deems nothing lower than the act of cheating, but why is he the one considering it after he met Jaime Lyn? Jaime Lyn was used to finishing last. She always felt like an afterthought that meant nothing to the world. She has been ridden with bad luck from the start, and she can't tell if Noah is extending her misfortune or putting an end to it. Read the thriller of the three-part saga critics are calling, "a tale for the ages," and, "a timeless classic."