Dane Gunderson has heard the rumors about a girl who can fly without wings. He's seen pictures of her on social media, her long blonde hair streaming behind her and wearing a dress like Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz, but he's sure it's all a hoax. He doesn't believe in magic. He's too practical. He comes from a practical family. Dane is also painfully shy. He has always kept his head down—quiet, invisible, forgettable. But when a stranger appears on the first day of school with a dire warning, Dane learns he's not as ordinary as he thought and magic is real. There's supernatural talent buried deep inside him, and someone wants him dead because of it. His world is further rocked on the same day when he's assigned a history project with the last person he expected to be paired with, the girl of his dreams, Haley Kovac. She's beautiful, smart, and popular, but guarded and mistrustful. Their uneasy partnership is tested when the danger and the mystery deepen. People begin to die, and Dane and Haley are increasingly forced to rely on each other to survive the storm that's coming, a storm driven by ancient magic and evil. The Girl Who Could Fly is a fantasy novel for young adults.