Grace is in trouble with the law-for just a little crime. Okay, arson is not a "little" crime, but she had her reasons.

In her run for freedom and from the law and the impending jail time, the confident teenage fugitive thinks everything is going according to plan. .

. until it isn't.

Drake's summer plans of trying to keep his career afloat were about to go up in flames. Literally.

He was recruited for one last "superhero mission" under his former identity as the rock-climbing Solo, even though the last one left him with scars, nightmares, and the rest of the world hating him. The police insist it's an easy job -it is only the capture and arrest of a single-offense arsonist- but Drake is even more dismayed to find out his target is a 15-year-old girl with sarcasm to spare.

After using an unusual tactic to capture Grace, Drake learns of her motivations, and she learns of his secrets connected to his former identity and his fall from fame. They realize Grace unearthed a threatening conspiracy, and working together is the only thing that could prevent the next attack.

Drake finds himself at the helm of a mentor role for the criminal adolescent, and Grace struggles to control a curious set of side effects resulting from an accident. They just need to get their act together before it's too late.

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