Secrets. Money. Murder.

Gage

When Zarah had her breakdown, I thought we were over. But I’m a tenacious SOB, and I’m not giving up on her that easily.

It doesn’t matter if someone blows up my truck as a warning to stay away from her.

Pop and I don’t stop investigating what was happening at Quiet Meadows, and after Zarah and I look around the sanatorium to see if it will help loosen some of her memories, I’m convinced the facility is the key to it all.

But there’s more against us than just Zarah’s past, and when she walks away, I have no choice but to let her go and try like hell not to look back.

Zarah

I’m not getting better. My memory is slipping away, and it scares me. The only constant in my life is Gage, but because of my uncertain future, being with him doesn’t bring the joy it could have.

As Gage and his father investigate the deaths of previous patients of Quiet Meadows, I dig into my own past, and we realize there was more to my parents’ plane crash, Max’s death, and Ash locking me away than we thought.

Through it all, I can’t stop thinking Gage could do better than a broken, damaged girl like me, and believing I’m doing the right thing, I let him go.

What I didn’t understand is I was stronger with him, and now I have to face the danger I’m in alone.