Boys vs. Girls

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***Boys vs. Girls*** is a book trilogy in the D.I.T. Literary Universe and a young-adult science-fiction thriller written by D. Isaac Thomas.

## Overview

Released in 2012, *The Coming Darkness* is the first book in the initial trilogy that kickstarted the franchise. Steven Thompson, the story's narrator, tells the tale of an unusual school shaped like a tower and the two dominating organizations secretly operating within its walls. He becomes the leader of the Armies of Organa and, along with his friend Summer Petersen, finds herself thrust into a whirlwind of violence, confusion, and domination as he struggles to survive.

Released in 2012, *The Rise of the Serpent* is the second book in the trilogy. The Girl-Team is finally mobilized for war, giving them a headstart on their enemies. Steven and Summer are struggling to create enough weaponry for an entire faction, while trying to settle disputes with the League of Wretched Worms. Furthermore, Steven suspects a demon is orchestrating everything, named Hilary J Black.

Released in 2013, *The Fate of the Towers* is the third and final book in the trilogy. After escaping the Demon's Lair and slaying the beast, Steven is confident that the Boy-Team will win the war. As his exams loom ever nearer, as well as his feelings for Helen McKeen, Emily Watson is planning a bold move that leads to the final battle of the war. The Armies of Organa emerge victorious.

Released in 2018, *Boys vs. Girls 2* explored the lives of the main characters after the School War. The two stories were connected the following year when *Boys vs. Girls 2 Prelude* was launched.

## Books

*Main article: Boys vs. Girls: The Coming Darkness*Released in 2012, *The Coming Darkness* is the first book in the trilogy.
Steven Thompson, the story's narrator, tells the tale of an unusual school shaped like a tower and the two dominating organizations secretly operating within its walls. He becomes the leader of the Armies of Organa and, along with his friend Summer Petersen, finds herself thrust into a whirlwind of violence, confusion, and domination as he struggles to survive.

*Main article: Boys vs. Girls: The Rise of the Serpent*
Released in 2012, *The Rise of the Serpent* is the second book in the trilogy.

The Girl-Team is finally mobilized for war, giving them a headstart on their enemies. Steven and Summer are struggling to create enough weaponry for an entire faction, while trying to settle disputes with the League of Wretched Worms. Furthermore, Steven suspects a malevolent goddess is orchestrating everything, one whose friends call her Hilary J. Black.

*Main article: Boys vs. Girls: The Fate of the Towers*
Released in 2013, *The Fate of the Towers* is the third and final book in the trilogy.

After escaping the Demon's Lair and slaying the beast, Steven is confident that the Boy-Team will win the war. As his exams loom ever nearer, as well as his feelings for Helen McKeen, Emily Watson is planning a bold move that leads to the final battle of the war. The Armies of Organa emerge victorious.

## Characters

* Steven Thompson — The story's narrator, a strong-willed child who moves to Utah and Tower Placement. Taking the burden of leadership, he finds himself thrust into warfare.
* Josh Hogan — Steven's loyal partner. Not only will he stop at nothing to keep Steven alive, but he can be a deadly enemy.
* Summer Petersen — Steven's loyal partner. Not only will she stop at nothing to keep Steven alive, but she can be a deadly enemy. She is also the love interest, ultimately, of the main character: Steven himself.
* Emily Watson — The deadly and unforgiving antagonist, Emily Watson commands the Girl-Team with an iron fist. Angry at Steven for the loss of her mother, she will stop at nothing to get rid of him. She was killed in *The Fate of the Towers*.
* Joshua Petersen — Summer's brother who is loving and caring but is killed in the sequel.
* Helen McKeen — Steven's best friend and strongest supporter. She has become very close to Steven but never manages to get together.

## Style

Many readers note how the style of writing within the novel offers a distinctive quick prose that creates a reading experience that is fast-paced.