Kieran may be too smart for his own good. Introspective and pretty sure he knows what he wants, he spends his time with Elle, the one girl in school that everyone loves. Together they drink too much coffee and share gossip.All of this, Kieran hopes, will help him get over visions of Bryan dancing in his head.That is until a recent outbreak shuts down the school and his mom spends nearly every day in the hospitals caring for infected people, leaving Kieran alone with Bryan.There's no better time than the figurative end of the world to confess your feelings to your crush, right? Heart-breakingly honest, this coming-of-age tale proves that not all crushes are JUST A THING. David writes and teaches in the Pacific Northwest, where he lives with his husband and his lovable and very fluffy cat.Having studied psychology and law in university, his stories explore the darker side of the human mind, with a bit of a supernatural twist. Not much of a surprise since his favorite authors are Kafka, Hawthorne, and Poe.He has recently committed to the idea of "genre hopping", resulting in over 30 novels from thrillers to LGBTQ+ romances. When he's not cooking or plotting his next novel, he's off plotting to take over the world.
