The Darkest Rainbow

How many times in your life, can you say that you have challenged Death? Justin Shaw a twelfth-grade boy looks inside himself to find courage in a battle with his sexuality and mental health. The support of his militant father, submissive mother and warm-hearted sister may not be enough to save him from his unforgiving reality. Between his home and therapy sessions, he is confronted by the struggles of finding an identity. After getting close to his nurse Luke, he embarks on an unexpected journey that will challenge his will to live. Along the way he finds truth in pain. Zane Tsoumpelis uses dark themes to convey an unfortunate reality that many people can relate to. He wants readers to remember that, "The text in this book is a vessel that you will embark on. The message is your journey to seek."