He graduates college in six short months, his forever crush is FINALLY single, and his friends are making big plays for corporate jobs. He knows he should be doing the same: applying for jobs and chasing the girl, but he can’t focus. All he thinks about is graffiti.
Day in, day out, on every brittle day of the Minnesota winter, Tor paints dinky, out-of-the-way targets, until a chance encounter with Heat. You know Heat, don’t you? The undisputed, without a doubt, finest graffiti writer in the Twin Cities? I thought so.
But Heat isn’t what Tor expects, and an invitation to paint turns into something serious and far more dangerous as Tor finds himself pulled away from the trains into the world of street graffiti, where he must weigh the the thrill of the piece against the pinch of the police, while the normal life he was trying to avoid threatens to slip away for good.
