Roo Eaton slapped a no-entry sign on his dating life-being asexual in a high school the size of a fishbowl isn't exactly romance-friendly. But then, on a typical who-set-off-the-alarm-now escapade, he runs into Kate Fontaine-she's Crestmont U-bound, the holy grail of theater schools, and Roo is plotting his own path there, too.

Juggling directing their senior year play, catching feels, and Kate's closet full of skeletons (like, metaphorically, but with this girl, who knows?) Roo dives heartfirst into a mystery that would make even Sherlock raise an eyebrow. As he untangles this spaghetti bowl of secrets, he's got to figure out how far he'll go for a chance at being with his person at his dream school.

Will he update his relationship status, or just his understanding of who Kate really is? Packed with humor, heart, and aha moments, Roo's story is about finding your own spotlight, even when everyone else seems to have written your script for you.