Here is a quirky dark, literary, romance that pre-publication readers have loved. It is a fast-paced narrative, written in the second person, about a young, aspiring New York writer, Zack, and his awkward attempt to court, Natalie, a pigtailed beauty who just graduated from college. This intense, immersive read tells the up and down and up again story of two neurotics who sort of fall in love. They provoke each other's triggers, fight and make up, sing together, and fight again, and then, everything seems to fall completely apart. Then just when it looks as if all is lost, he stands on the street outside her choral club and makes a loud primitive mating call that pulls her back down to him again. In the end, they sort fall back in love and sort of get married in a little Catholic Church in upper Manhattan. The stream-of-consciousness style lets readers get deep into Zach's mind and character. The book contains six song/poems along with their musical compositions. It's an honest and original work, fueled by second-person narrative and the crazy couple with a zany humor reminiscent of Woody Allen.