When Nick meets the new boy, Alex, he's elated. He hopes he can make a new friend who didn't know him as the clumsy seventh grader that everyone made fun of four years ago. But Alex doesn't say a single word or make a single sound when Nick meets him. In fact, Nick has never heard Alex's voice before, even a month into twelfth grade. The weird thing is, no one seems to notice that fact - no one besides Nick. Nick has no idea how or why, but he wants to find out.
Alex has a big secret. He's not what he seems, not one bit. He's not a normal teenage highschooler, he doesn't have as bad grades as he's making it seem, and he's not even a he. Alex - short for Alexandri, possibly the weirdest name in the history of names. Did I mention she's an undercover teenage spy disguised as a boy?
All thanks to a malfunctioning bobby pin, Alex's long hair and femininness is revealed to Nick from under her baseball cap. Worlds collide - that of the ordinary and unordianry - and neither of the two are safe. Throw in Alex's new mission, snooping parents, and Nick's new, protective girlfriend, and you have yourself one heck of a mess.
Elliot Jensen and Elliot Fintry have a lot in common. They share the same name, the same house, the same school, oh and they hate each other but, as they will quickly learn, there is a fine line between love and hate.