Overthinking: A queer, urban fantasy with emotional punch (Paperback) - David Fenne

'An edge-of-your-seat plot combines with adorable characters to make this a smart, witty and utterly compelling read.' - SIMON JAMES GREEN, author of Boy Like Me Emotions are hard .

'An edge-of-your-seat plot combines with adorable characters to make this a smart, witty and utterly compelling read.' - SIMON JAMES GREEN, author of Boy Like Me

Emotions are hard . . . but mind games are the worst.

Steven Percival has been thriving. After an idyllic summer with his boyfriend Troy, his emomancy powers are under control and he can't wait to start uni life in London. But things don't exactly go to plan . . .
Alongside terrible housemates and frazzled friendships, Steven and Troy are recruited by DEMA for a mission which will bring the buried past crashing to the present and make Steven question his own reality. And who can Steven trust when life turns upside down?

The second instalment in this queer YA fantasy trilogy includes plenty of new drama, intrigue and jaw-dropping surprises. It's bound to enchant fans of Alice Oseman, F.T. Lukens and Erik J. Brown.

PRAISE FOR OVERTHINKING

'OVERTHINKING is the perfect sequel for fans of OVEREMOTIONAL, a celebration of big feelings and teenage friendship. I loved every page.' - MELISSA WELLIVER, author of My Love Life and the Apocalypse

'OVERTHINKING takes everything that made OVEREMOTIONAL such a thrilling read and dials it up a notch. A spellbinding, edge-of-your-seat sequel, not to be missed!' - WILLIAM HUSSEY, author of Broken Hearts and Zombie Parts

"I loved OVERTHINKING just as much as OVEREMOTIONAL! It's twisty, fun and heartwarming, with the most gorgeously written relationships." - AMY MCCAW, the MINA AND THE UNDEAD series

"A fast-paced action which keeps up the momentum to its twisty climax. It's an incredibly fun ride." - RAVENA GURON, author of This Book Kills

About the Author

David Fenne is an author, actor and improv comedian. Originally from a small village in coastal Dorset, he went to London in 2012 for drama school (studying American Theatre Arts at Rose Bruford College). He also trained abroad for half a year at Syracuse University, NY, an experience that inspired a lot of the transatlantic humour in his writing. Currently, he works as a scriptwriter for an e-learning platform and runs long-form improv theatre company Pinch Punch. From improvised musical pantos to a sell-out Agatha Christie-style improvised whodunnit, he's entertained audiences the length and breadth of the UK (in many a wig and outrageous accent).