OCD holds Lizzie Brown captive, and the only relief she finds is sitting with her friend’s younger brother, Damon Meyers, who’s been in a coma for a month. She’s with him every day, clinging to the hope that if she can help him wake up, she, too, can break free from the chains of her illness. Blinded by the beating his gang leader ordered, Damon knows his days are numbered, because nobody leaves the gang alive. He can’t possibly get involved with sweet, innocent, LizBelle no matter how much he wants to. Damon’s violent life is a vivid reminder of her traumatic past. One Lizzie’s not sure she can work through, especially when Damon’s former gang members come sniffing around. Content Warning: This book deals with some issues that may trigger an emotional response in those who have experience with human trafficking, sexual abuse, drug addiction, gang violence, OCD, flashbacks, mental health struggles, anxiety, death of a parent, and depression. Specific chapters to point out are: 7, 28, 48 I just want you to know that this story is one of empowerment and overcoming dire circumstances; however, I would never want you to risk your mental health by reading this if these topics are still sensitive to you.