Completely Definitely Gray

"I couldn’t help but wonder if there was a special place in hell for people who screwed up the best friendship they had because they had these wild, greedy ideas about getting with their bestfriend. I’d have to look into that."

It takes one party to notice that your close friend has changed over the summer—in good ways. It takes one weekend to realise that you have more in common then you first realised. It takes a week to decide just how much you like him. And from then on it’s just this big downward spiral.
In the big year of exams, football, drugs and girls, Adrian did not expect to drift towards Kai. Kai—the low-key editor of the yearbook who is, most definitely, not a girl. Adrian can’t exactly imagine how he’d explain what he feels to his parents...or his girlfriend. Soon it’s less ‘am I or aren’t I?’ and more ‘will I or won’t I?’ when things start to get really interesting in a bouncing castle at an eighteenth...
A semi-autobiographical story, this is an adventure through identity and romance, drinking cruisers and driving BMWs, early Saturdays and late Fridays, caramel lattes and spontaneous trips to beach houses—this is Completely, Definitely, Gray.