Graffiti Moon What has mystery, intrigue, and deceit lurking around every corner? Cath Crowley's new novel, Graffiti Moon, of course! Lucy Dervish, just graduating from high school, has an obsession. Obsessions, actually. She's obsessed with art. And glass-blowing. And colors, trillions of colors. And a notorious graffiti artist named Shadow who has all of her sweet obsessions rolled into one tantalizing package. Yet, as always, there is a problem. She hasn't even seen Shadow, much less has been introduced to him. But she wants to. She really, really wants to. Lucy believes that Shadow has all the answers she wants. Answers about love, hidden wants, and, most of all, art. So how could she refuse when her best friend Jazz suggests that they go out on the town to celebrate their graduation? Lucy believes this is her only chance to find Shadow before she goes off to college. She has an entire night to get what she desires. But there's a hitch. She has to go on her Shadow-hunt with Ed, a guy she spent the most embarrassing date with in her entire life. Yet she has to find her man&.. Ed, by the way, is no more interested in this hunt than he is in physics. He has had enough of Lucy Dervish, thank you very much. He certainly can't help that she broke his nose during the most awful date of his eighteen- year life. But when the two are thrown together by pure fate, Ed finds himself being sucked into Lucy's satisfying aurora. Something is stopping him, though. It turns out Ed just might a secret of his own&& "Let me make it this time. Let me meet Shadow. Poet too but mainly Shadow. The guy who paints in the dark. Paints birds trapped on brick walls and people lost in ghost forests."