Nothing to See Here

The most poignant and controversial book Kevin Wilson has written to date, it tells the story of a lady who finds purpose in her life after taking care of two children who have unusual and frightening talents.

At their exclusive boarding school, Lillian and Madison were inseparable friends despite being improbable roommates. They haven't really communicated since Lillian had to abruptly quit the school after a controversy. Up to this point, when Madison writes Lillian and asks for her assistance.

Madison wants Lillian to take care of her twin stepkids, who are moving in with her family. There's a catch, though: when the twins get angry, they spontaneously catch fire, with stunningly gorgeous flames shooting from their skin. Although Lillian thinks Madison is making this up, it's not the case.

Lillian believes she has nothing to lose when she considers her life at home, which is a dead end and has often let her down. Madison's buttoned-up political husband gets in the way of Lillian and the twins as they learn to trust one other and maintain their composure over the course of one hot, stressful summer. Astonished by her own resourcefulness but unaccustomed to the strong emotions of guardianship she experiences for them, Lillian eventually starts to acknowledge that she needs these unusual kids just as much as they do—with ferocity and urgency. Could this really be the beginning of the magnificent life she had always dreamed of?

Kevin Wilson has created his greatest work to date—a very unique tale of parental love—with a large, sympathetic heart and a lot of white-hot humour.