They weren’t invited. They’re showing up anyway.

Noah Reyes: always dreamed of directing the perfect prom scene, slow motion lights, a kiss just before the beat drops, maybe even a standing ovation. But when his promposal short film bombs and his not-girlfriend ghosts him for someone with a streaming deal, Noah has only one shot left to prove he’s not a one-man blooper reel: crash the real prom. And take it down on camera.

To pull off the heist, he assembles a crew of chaos specialists:

Riley Quinn: once queen of alt-cool, now the girl behind that viral scandal. After being doxxed, slut-shamed, and memed into infamy, Riley wants nothing more than to disappear. But there’s still one thing she never got to say, and tonight might be the last chance to reclaim her voice before the internet decides who she is forever.

Sofia Shah: valedictorian with a 4.9 GPA, three fake burner emails, and a PromBot override code she definitely shouldn’t have. She's brilliant, viciously loyal, and hiding something under all that cool logic, something even a firewall can't protect. When PromBot starts glitching and secrets get dangerously close to surfacing, Sofia may be the only one who can shut it all down... or blow it up.

Marcus Liu: quiet tech savant and would-be DJ who choked on his shot at prom fame. After getting booed offstage in the most embarrassing set of the year, Marcus vanished behind his headphones, until a remix, a text from his maybe-ex, and a second chance offer him a shot at something real. If he’s brave enough to hit play.

Zoe Martinez: fashion anarchist, style influencer, and walking glitter bomb. After a very public wardrobe malfunction turned her into a meme, Zoe swore off vulnerability, and poofy dresses. But tonight, she’s got a needle, a plan, and a ripped dress that might just become her most iconic look yet.

Together, they’re the Prom Crashers.

Their plan? Get in. Make chaos. Go viral. Rewrite the ending.

But as playlists fail, livestreams glitch, and long-buried feelings rise to the surface, this one night becomes more than revenge. It becomes a remix of everything they’ve lost, and everything they still hope to be.

A glitter-soaked, heart-bursting, genre-bending YA novel about power, identity, and the moments that define us, PROM CRASHERS is John Hughes for Gen Z, but louder and a lot more emotionally dangerous.

Because the real story never happens under the disco ball.
It happens in the margins. With the ones who didn’t get invited.

And this time, they’re crashing everything.