Time present and time past are both perhaps present in time future, and time future contained in time past. -T.S. Eliot's, Four Quartets 1: Burnt Norton

The thing about unexpected turns, is that most aren't unexpected at all. But if you were to ask Avery, he would assure you that none of those turns were supposed to happen. Born prematurely into a wealthy family, Avery is smart and athletic, endearingly immature, and absolutely certain that his life has already been laid out for him. Which it has, but not in any way that any amount of lessons could have prepared him for.

When he meets an older boy, a mate at Eton College, he is sucked into an unforgiving world that he can't crawl back out of again. And in the time spent finding his escape, he learns that the inner demons are the ones even the most pure have to watch out for.

Inhabit the Garden, formerly Playground, is currently in the midst of its first draft at groundtoplayon. The story deals with sensitive topics such as homosexuality, underage sex and drug use, and even a dash of fantasy, which is why we offer up the following...

DISCLAIMER: All of the characters and situations in this novel are fictional. Any similarity to a real person or persons, either living or deceased, is purely coincidental, if not terrifying. 'Inhabit the Garden'/'Playground' does not in any way condone underage sex, or drug use and drinking at any age, and will once again remind its readers and those who find the work that every situation contained within is not in any way based on reality and is purely a work of fiction.