Ezekiel Sceer is a serial killer, hiding in plain sight with his girlfriend, Paris Craide. He killed his first victim on his seventeenth birthday. It's been almost a year, and he's ended sixteen people's lives since. Except he can't figure out who the sixteenth person was. But he'll worry about that later. For now, Ezekiel's on the run from the police, Paris right by his side. Paris is loyal-undyingly so. But even though the two have been together for almost three years, Paris holds a secret that might just drive Ezekiel, along with everyone she loves, away.
Canada's borders have been closed, all public places require I.D. and retinal confirmation, and no one trusts anyone. All the police have is Paris's name, which, when run through the city's files of birth certificates, is stated "dead".
Now the police have no lead, and Ezekiel's steering himself towards insanity because he doesn't know the last person he killed, and everyone thinks that Paris is dead.
"But she's right here. Beside me. Talking to me, touching me, holding me."
Right?
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.