The Hope of Morning

Pete Torild has a lot of labels, and not many of them are considered "good" by most of society. Pete is not only diabetic, but he is also transgender, a psychic (in all the fun, talking-to-dead-things sort of ways), an uncontrollable time-traveler, and an amateur ghost hunter. Since almost everyone, including his therapist, is convinced he is schizophrenic and virtually insane, he really doesn't have a whole lot of friends that aren't from beyond the grave. But things do get interesting when he unintentionally gets involved in the local homicide case by communicating with the ghost of the victim. In the midst of all of this, he also has more and more time skips to an oddly specific point of the future where he encounters two kinds of people: The ones that want him to change the past so that he can save the future, and the ones that want to kill him because they fear they will cease to exist.

Saffron Denayas has a lot of labels, but they're all actually lies. According to the media's stereotype, Saffron is your typical blonde high school beauty has her life all set. Except none of these things are true, and she's tired of faking. Her step-brother is insane, and her own sanity is being put to the test. Her life is full takes a turn around for the worse when her biological father is unexpectedly murdered, and the only person that seems to understand is Pete Torild.

When Saffron, Pete, and a family of five dysfunctional ghosts band together to solve a murder, escape from home, fight malevolent spirits, and save the future before it happens, there is bound the be havoc, the occasional paradox, friendship, and an apocalypse itching to happen.