Little Evo

June Raring has always been no more than a bug in her world. A precocious little beetle, a June-Bug, prone to coming out of her shell only during the warmest of moments. Unfortunately, along with the winds of change, all of June's warmth has been swept away leaving her with nothing but cold Despair.Holding on to nothing more than a promise, June must navigate a world she doesn't understand, full of hate, deception, pain, and secrets. While it seems that everything is out to get her, she may very well learn that being different has its consequences, and they often hurt. Undesirable pests that exist where undesired are often crushed.There is a dark hole at the bottom of where June's past and present collide, and, if she isn't careful, being sucked in is far from the worst of her fate. After all, there's a hole in the bottom of the sea. Fey Truet is the author of her debut novel Altered World: A Girl Named Trouble. Born and raised in Ohio, Fey lives there, amongst other places, with her family. When she doesn't have her nose in a book, Fey enjoys writing, learning new things, challenging DDR routines, and getting outside to the "great outdoors." June is whimsical and precocious. Verse is responsible and down to earth. No one expects anything from June while everyone expects the world from Verse. The world doesn't want them to be friends. That's because in a world where humans are the dominant species over "Deviants", June is a Human Reject, and Verse is an Evolute Hopeful. In a world where they can't grow up together, they only grow apart. And while they both know no one is truly good, they both learn that everyone, even themselves, are a little evil.

VERSE is and will always be a deviant. Born into a world that loathes and admonishes his existence, he is forced to live by shadows and hide his own existence. Even so, the world is changing, and with it, his last hiding place.After returning home to find his best friend gone, Verse has many things on his mind. Like why his friend left and whether he should go after him or not. He is also wary of the effect it has on the other kids in his home, noting their strange behaviors. Most of all, he is concerned about the truth behind why his friend left, and why he might never come back.Furthermore, there are things he has given up. There are also things that he cannot forsake Things in his past, in addition to his future, which he either needs to grasp tightly with all his might or let go of and leave behind. But to do neither means to commit the most indelible sin of them all.We're all a little evil, even if all we do is good. If that's the case, Verse may be the most wicked yet. Fey Truet is the author of her debut novel Altered World: A Girl Named Trouble. Born and raised in Ohio, Fey lives there, amongst other places, with her family. When she doesn't have her nose in a book, Fey enjoys writing, learning new things, challenging DDR routines, and getting outside to the "great outdoors." June is whimsical and precocious. Verse is responsible and down to earth. No one expects anything from June while everyone expects the world from Verse. The world doesn't want them to be friends. That's because in a world where humans are the dominant species over "Deviants", June is a Human Reject, and Verse is an Evolute Hopeful. In a world where they can't grow up together, they only grow apart. And while they both know no one is truly good, they both learn that everyone, even themselves, are a little evil.