Bøger af Hunter Scott

An Autistic young man meets a beautiful and spirited younger girl with an affinity for the color pink. As their unusual relationship progresses, his misunderstanding of social expectations and personal challenges are creatively explored through unique visualizations.While balancing their growing feelings, he navigates the difficulties that Autism can cause in both public and private life. When they stumble on a global technological threat, the two are thrown into a new world of secrets, spies, and danger. With both their safety and their relationship on the line, they must decide whether moving forward together is worth the risk.

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