Sixteen-year-old Ethan Rivers knows he isn’t natural. His two different-colored eyes set him apart at school and make him a target. When Ethan learns that his eyes are the result of having two different sets of DNA, he starts to catalog his physical attributes and recognizes that the traits on his left resemble his father and the characteristics on his right mirror his mother.
One side has to win, and lately, it’s looking like it’s going to be his left. Ethan has seen firsthand the repercussions of his father’s actions, and Ethan can’t control his genetics. Is there any way he won’t repeat his father’s mistakes?