“You have to have a diamond heart, sweetie. What ever you do in life, always remember to have a diamond heart,” my mother said.
“What’s a diamond heart, mommy?” my seven-year old self asked.
“That is when you have a heart like a diamond. Beautiful, but unbreakable.”
All Taylor Barrett has known in life is to listen to her father and abide by his strict ways. In the process, she turns into a timid, mousy girl who fears her own reflection. When there is a chance for her to go to a summer camp for the mentally and physically unstable, she immediately takes it, finding an opportunity of staying away from her father. In camp, she is acquainted with Owen Blackburn, the new guy with a bright smile pasted permanently on his face.
What happens when the two polar opposites are stuck together for an entire summer?
