She grew up in the shadow of hatred. He lived his life in the light of acceptance. Siera has always known who she loves-and who she can never forgive. Her wavy ash hair hides a heart scared by her father's betrayal. She never thought she'd let someone in... until she met Evan. Evan has always been sure of himself-his kindness, his identity, his truth. But when he falls for the girl who despises his race, he's faced with the most complicated love he's ever known. Two hearts. One barrier called prejudice. One question: Can love burn brighter than hate? "You're... different," I whispered, not sure if it was a compliment or a warning. Evan smiled faintly, eyes never leaving mine. "Different isn't always a bad thing, Siera." "But being different can hurt," I said, my voice barely above a breath. He took a small step closer, his gaze soft but steady. "Then let me be the kind of different that makes you stay."