Zan can tell a girl's future when she pokes him in the belly button. When he meets Austin, he immediately falls in love with her. Zan can't see her future.
While trying to figure out things with Austin, Zen has to avoid an elderly couple who wants his power.
Also try to remember his past, and how it fits into what is happening to him now.

I enjoyed this book, even though the belly button power is a bit weird.
It was interesting, funny, and eventful.
Great read for a teenager. Beware of sexual situations and cuss words. ( )

I really enjoyed this quite surprisingly as it is not my usual type of book. Geared to a much younger reader and seen through the eyes of a boy it had some really interesting and unique details. A very exciting paranormal/fantasy adventure. Really engages the reader. ( )

This is a cute, quick story of teenage friendship and romance, with a little witchcraft thrown in.

Interesting story about a young man with an interesting paranormal "gift?". He also has two very close friends who he completely trusts who happen to be a boy and girl, twins. Looking forward to the next book in the series, "Swarm". ( )

You know what... I actually did like this book. It has got to be one of the most far fetched premises I've ever encountered (boy can see the future of any girl that pokes her finger into his belly button... what?!) but somehow I found myself getting into the story. Granted, the writing has a lot of holes in it. I dont think we found out Zan was African American until at least halfway in, the plot with Austin was underdeveloped (what is up with her, anyway?) But overall, I do think this is a book teens and YA will enjoy. I think it's something about Zan that kept me interested... so interested in fact, that I read part 2 (Swarm). ( )