In "Nothing to See Here," Kevin Wilson crafts an extraordinary tale that dances on the edge of the surreal, yet touches the heart with its profoundly human core. When Lillian, a woman whose life has been a series of disappointments, receives an unexpected plea for help from her old boarding school friend, Madison, she is thrust into a world she never imagined. Tasked with caring for Madison's twin stepchildren, Lillian soon discovers these are no ordinary children: they possess the startling ability to burst into flames when agitated. This bizarre condition propels Lillian into a summer filled with challenges and revelations, steering her through a journey of self-discovery and transformation. Wilson masterfully blends humor with warmth, creating a narrative that is as compelling as it is whimsical. The peculiar circumstances of the combustible children serve as a backdrop to explore themes of acceptance, the resilience of the human spirit, and the unexpected paths to finding one's place in the world. As Lillian forms an unbreakable bond with the twins, she uncovers a fierce protectiveness and a capacity for love she never knew she had. "Nothing to See Here" is not just a story about taking care of children who catch fire; it is a luminous, heartfelt exploration of the ways we find meaning, family, and our true selves in the most unexpected places.