The Wrong Conclusion

He isn't crazy. He's just smarter than everyone else.

At least, that's what Liam Norster believes. Liam is twenty-seven, obsessed with science, convinced he's a genius, and completely incapable of understanding ordinary human behavior. To him, emotions are irrational, relationships are transactions, and friendship is an unnecessary social construct. Then he meets Kiana. What begins with a chance encounter over the last bag of chicken nuggets turns into a new job, awkward dates, unexpected friendships, family complications, and a growing fixation on the people around him. Liam observes everything. He analyzes everything. And whenever something doesn't make sense, he finds an explanation. The problem? His explanations are almost always wrong. As Liam attempts to treat human behavior like a scientific problem, his carefully constructed worldview begins to unravel. The more he tries to understand everyone else, the harder it becomes to understand himself. Because intelligence isn't the same thing as wisdom. Logic doesn't make someone right. And sometimes the person most convinced they've solved the problem... is the one who reached the wrong conclusion.