Sequel to All That We Have Left. Follow Cassidee through her teenage struggles of first loves, friends and family. Will she give in or stand up to them?

Cancer is messy and scary. You throw everything at it, but don't forget to throw love at it. It turns out that might be the best weapon of all. 22 year old's Blaze and best friend/adopted sister, Lylith, go to see their favorite band, Motionless In White. When Lylith gets pulled back stage all Blaze wants to do is go home, for Blaze has something she'd rather her favorite band NOT find out about. It makes her weak, she doesn't like showing her weakness.

When Kaya bumps into Chris Motionless in the line for Hobz Pit, he asks her to ride with him. After he comforts her about her cheating ex, she discovers that they have more in common than she once thought. She suddenly finds herself in love with him after he rescues her from her abusive family and lets her tour with the band. But what if he doesn't like her in the same way??

To a girl like Nicole, her problems shouldn't be anyone's concern, especially a rockstar. However, Nicole is a long-term self-harmer on the brink of destruction, and she can only dream of escape from her abrasive father and constant harassment at school. On the verge of graduation and contemplating suicide, she discovers her brother Bobby has a well-known friend, Chris Motionless. She is well aware of who he is, she found out about his blog before his music, and surprisingly some days, his words have helped her. Chris has been a friend of Bobby's for years and agrees to help Bobby with his little sister by taking her back to Scranton with him. Nicole goes along, desperate for a change in her dark world, but as she develops real feelings for Chris, she finds out he is already taken, and she is driven deeper into her depression. She fights as hard as she can to keep it a secret from Chris, hoping to gain the courage to end her pain before he realizes what she's doing. Will Chris see through Nicole's lies and save her from herself? Or will she end up being a terrible memory?