Kara chose Mount Horizon. Not because she wanted to be there, but because it was the smartest option available. A remote boarding school for troubled teens isn't where a straight-A student expects to end up. But six months in the mountains is better than a permanent record, better than going back home, better than losing control. At Mount Horizon, routines are strict, emotions are dissected, and survival strategies don't go unnoticed. For the first time, Kara is surrounded by people who don't buy the version of herself she presents. She's spent years holding everything together. Now she has to decide what she's willing to let fall apart.