Love Is A Death Sentence

At first, it was just awkward.

A boy stood up in the middle of class, looked straight at a girl, and said he loved her.

Then he died.

No warning. No explanation. No one understood what they had just seen only that something about it felt wrong.

Dorian Vale had only been at the school for a few months. Long enough to recognize faces. Not long enough to understand people. But he knows what he saw.

And it didn't feel like a confession.

It felt like something breaking.

By the next day, it's not just one student.

People start acting strange. Saying things they shouldn't. Feeling things too intensely, too suddenly. Love turns urgent. Uncontrollable.

Dangerous.

As the school spirals into chaos, Dorian, Rian Calder, and a small group of survivors are forced out into a town that isn't any safer.

Because whatever this is

it's spreading.

And the closer you feel to someone,

the worse it gets.

Love isn't a feeling anymore.

It's a trigger.

And once it starts,

it doesn't stop.

Love Is a Death Sentence.