When Amo Jacob runs into a popular, sensational musician, she is sucked into the star's dark, melancholy world. Is there enough fight in her to pull them both out to resurface back into the light? Or will Amo lose herself, trying to find someone else? Someone who is a stranger, even to herself.

How the mind changes, growing from such a lovely, innocent, sweet thing to a warrior who is beaten down and trying to survive.

Emotional neglect manifests itself into an obsession with physical touch. When Jordan Wales loses her ability to recognize emotional love, she searches for a different form of love. Not the emotional concept, but the tangible expression.

The sequel. Jordan Wales has faced her past, now it's time to face her present. Jordan starts to learn that instead of neglecting her emotions, she has to confront them. BOOK TWO OF TOUCH!

Reality is captivity. Dreams are liberty. A book is the tether we use to travel between the two. Ivy Cole reinvents herself into a fictional character and she soon realizes that real life is nothing close to the fantasies we read in books.