For me, writing poetry has always been a process of self-renaming. Not something I do every day, yet when the words finally come, it feels like that long-lost friend coming to visit. Here is my return to self-expression, an action I began as a child full of wonder and adventure. But life has taken me down some difficult paths. Diagnosed with major depression and psychosis, most of the time I felt completely detached from my old self. Recently, reading over some of the things I wrote as a child, I felt again a flicker of the person I had been-a girl whose world was open to her eyes and heart, ready to be rediscovered. This book, in so many ways, is a reflection of that lost girl and a testament to my journey of self-recovery and healing continued to this day. Through these poems, I want to reach out to her-to whoever else may feel lost-to tell her that we are still here, waiting to be found.

Isa, it means 'one'. She is the number one assassin that was created. She advanced quickly and did everything that she was supposed to. But what happens when the police find out on Isa's location and remove her from her Master's care? She gets placed with Luke; a good friend of the police who happens to be a sexy cowboy that lives in Oklahoma with his son. Will Isa adpat to her home or can an assassin not be anything other than what it is really is? Can she regain human emtions or will she remain frozen? And if she were capable of regaining emotions back, will Luke be able to bring her back from her soulless life?

While fleeing from the people who are supposed to be protection, five friends come across the pit. Their journey becomes the adventure of a lifetime, and maybe even the start of another.