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🌊 Fourteen years spent swimming the times her mother never got to swim.
A guitar nobody knows she has.
A secret that isn't even the biggest one in the house.
Sage Calloway swims every sunrise under her mother's eyes - a former athlete who gave up her own comeback to raise her, and who only knows how to say "I love you" through a stopwatch.
What her mother doesn't know is that at night, headphones on, Sage writes songs. It's the one part of herself that never makes it into a notebook.
Then an anonymous account starts threatening to expose everything - the hidden music, a dangerous friendship, a shoulder quietly falling apart - and Sage is faced with the same choice she's watched her mother make her whole life: keep everything locked away, or open up and risk losing control of the only life she knows.
But the heaviest secret in that house was never hers.
It's the one her mother has kept for sixteen years, in a box, in the attic.
A story about first love, first goodbyes, inherited ambition, and how much the things we hide in the dark can weigh - for readers who grew up on Jenny Han and Sarah Dessen, with a heart that beats just as hard for a mother as it does for a boy.
🌊 Updating regularly. Comments and votes always welcome - they keep me company while I write.