Craig Bartlett-Taylor was always trying to kill himself, but when he overdosed at the back of a class for Mrs. Keena, Ritchie thought he had finally succeeded: it was a life scenario worse than life.

But then, the new child, Freddie, steps into Craig's life and saves it, and for Ritchie, irresistible to the temptation of this mysterious newcomer. Freddy like no one met Richie.

Darkness, irony and dangerous, gives flight to Richie's imagination, to know him in a way he never imagined. But when the night joke makes a mistake, Ritchie begins to devise Freddie's motives, and soon finds himself committed to an evil agreement, with tragic consequences that are inevitable.

It is true that Freddie saved a life - but could he have taken it too? With remarkable brilliance and eye-catching eyeballs and adolescent drama, the Suicide Club is a perfect ideal image of teenage indignation that puts the boy against the boy, the fantasy against the mind - and ultimately, the life against death.