The Art of Two Souls Colliding

Elliot Silas has always adored fairytale endings. The whole 'happily ever after' shebang is all she's ever wanted. But unfortunately, as an outcast at school, it's hard enough for her to make a single friend, forget boyfriend. She's frustrated with the lack of romance in her life and decides that she'll be taking matters into her own hands when a cute new boy arrives at school. Unfortunately, this is Elliot we're talking about. She's not the brightest in that department.

Elliot Silas has always adored fairytale endings. The whole 'happily ever after' shebang is all she's ever wanted. But unfortunately, as an outcast at school, it's hard enough for her to make a single friend, forget boyfriend. She's frustrated with the lack of romance in her life and decides that she'll be taking matters into her own hands when a cute new boy arrives at school. Unfortunately, this is Elliot we're talking about. She's not the brightest in that department.

Alexander Maxwell has always despised fairytale endings. And beginnings. Especially the middle. Each and every single detail of his life is already planned out for him by his father, so dreaming? Yeah, it's out of the question. He chooses to use an infuriating attitude and a sarcastic sense of humor to cope, and is quite the temper to be tested with.

He's the darkest flame of fire.

But Elliot isn't afraid of heat.

When the two are paired together for a project in social studies, secrets slowly begin to unravel. Their enigmatic banter morphs into something smoldering, ripping at the seams of everything they'd ever known to be true.

Fire burns, after all. There's only so much water you can use to douse it before you're burned, too.