An online community of millions follows with breathless anticipation as a young fugitive from injustice chronicles in real time an emotion-filled journey of escape and romance on his favorite medium and confessional: Yelp.

Woven into his odd, chatty Yelp reviews of restaurants, stores and services, 22-year-old Aspie Marcus Katz chronicles in vivid detail how, after the death of his doting mother, he is railroaded by the Los Angeles probate court into an abusive conservatorship. When his bullying conservator tries to warehouse him in a run-down, dead-end group home, intending to drain his inheritance, Marcus runs away to Oregon, pursued by his conservator, on a risky, ill-advised road trip to meet up with fellow Aspie Durinda, a devoted fan of his now viral Yelp reviews. She lives with others also on the autism spectrum on a collective farm in rural Oregon. It is here that Marcus hopes to make a stand and finally take control of his life.

Born in Boston, Howard Marc Chesley began his craft at the Johns Hopkins Writing Seminars and then at UCLA Film School. He has since had a long professional writing career in movies and dramatic television. He has writing credits on seminal shows like Crime Story, Equalizer and Chicago Hope as well as having created and created and produced Three Moons Over Milford, a series on ABC Family Channel starring Elizabeth McGovern. He has written several TV movies, the most recent of which appears currently on Hallmark Channel. His first novel, "Some Books Aren't for Reading" was nominated for a Man Booker Award. Howard lives in Los Angeles, CA, USA.

Chesley is an active sailboat racer and surfer near his house in Los Angeles. His initial interest in finding interesting books at auctions and estate sales led him to buying and selling them online as a fascination and a sideline, even finding time for it while writing and producing TV. His interest served as inspiration for Some Books Aren't for Reading, his first novel.