Wendy Flynn
spent the last year watching her marriage crumble in front of millions of people. Now twenty-one, she's determined to rebuild alone. She doesn't need saving, and she definitely doesn't need a man. What she needs is a record that proves she's more than a cautionary tale.
Austin Lowery
has everything: fame, money, a sold-out band. He's also slowly killing himself trying to escape it all. At twenty-six, he's so tired of performing that he can barely remember who he was before Route 19 became his whole world. He says yes to Wendy's collaboration thinking it'll be a distraction. He doesn't expect it to feel like coming home.
For the first time in years, Austin feels like he's not alone, and for the first time since her divorce, Wendy lets someone close enough to matter. But Austin's addiction doesn't care about their connection, and when his demons catch up with him, Wendy has to decide if love is enough to save someone who might not want to be saved. And Austin has to figure out if he's worth saving at all.