Warning! It is ridiculous, but everything is taken seriously inside of it. Think satire with death. If you take it seriously, you will fry your brain. Not for children. Not for people who don't like satire, black humor, or the like. Actually, not for a lot of people. Read the reviews, and decide for yourself.A second warning: As a whole, this series is a romantic fantasy comedy with increasingly dark elements. The first book is gentler, while the second and third book are much darker and romance gets thicker.She lost her sister to a slice of cake. She has a medical condition most consider a myth. Will Shari find redemption in a town of innocence?Shari Kari is in trouble. She just broke up with her boyfriend, but now he's got a hit on her. Her supportive sister tells her to get out of Calibri City and into a small safe town: Lost Secret. Famous for being the one-stop drop town for the rich and famous' children. No crime. Where even adults act like children. She finds a friend in Timothy Varmen, and a semi-happy life, until her special condition gets out of control.Ezekiel is the town's hero. While acting like a big child himself, he's taken on the extra duty of trying to 'save' the new local resident, whether she likes it or not.In this town, a man must learn to grow up, and a woman must learn to grow down. Scandals, inhibitions, temptations...A story of childhood...that's not for children.This trilogy is now complete. Each book is available on Amazon, or in the full trilogy collection.