SEQUEL After the Discomposed Composers tour comes to a close, Cole Wentz returns to Chicago, Illinois with confidence, a self esteem, and a ring on her finger, courtesy of Mr. Patrick Stump. The two build their lives together, getting married and eventually having a daughter named Maya Alison Stump. Everything is going well. Or so they thought. But then family finds out that there was an emergency evacuation at the Metropolitan Correctional Centre in Chicago, leading to the escape of eight convicts- including none other than Derek Skinner; the cause for all her suffering in her teen years. Cole convinces herself that everything will be okay, and for a short period of time, it is. That is until the police find dead bodies of people that once played a role in his demise. Petrified, Cole faces the decision of putting her family in more danger by staying with then or doing what she does best. Getting lost.

After being attacked at a house party, Cole Wentz has been diagnosed with insomnia, severe anxiety, and is showing symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. No one knows what really happened to her, but her brother, Pete Wentz, is determined to find out. That's where Operation Breathe Her Back To Life comes in. Taken on tour with his band Fall Out Boy, Panic! At The Disco, and Paramore on the Discomposed Composers Tour, her secret slowly begins to unravel. Dealing with trying to forget and protecting herself from letting anyone hurt her again, what happens when a certain Mr. Patrick Stump falls for the girl who's got troubled thoughts and a self esteem to match? TRIGGER: SELF HARM, SUICIDE, ETC.

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BOOK 3 OF 3 IN THE FALL OUT BOY SERIES Ellianah doesn't understand. She's given up so much, her kids have sacrificed everything without even knowing it, and for what? For nothing. By moving back to Chicago, Ellianah wants answers. She wants to know why the best people did the worst things to her. She wants to be happy, she wants her kids to be happy. It's nothing like a cycle, it's like an hourglass, and the sand is slipping faster than she realises.