At first glance Taylor Ford is an average teenage girl going through average highschool issues, bullying, boyfriends, friendships, and secrets,
but she isn't. She harbours, not a dark secret, but darkness itself. She likes the darkness, embraces it, loves it. When her parents died 5 years before, she smiled. She seems like an emotionless freak, well that's because she is.
Taylor Ford doesn't have feelings. She has the darkness instead, but, that's just as good, right?
Watch Taylor change, as she begins to truly understand herself, her darkness, and how the two affect each other.
A short book of thoughts from a girl dealing with darkness, every chapter; a new topic, a new residing thought, all leading up to truly understanding ' the darkness within'.
"Miss Engill, how interesting to see you here..."
Freyja Engill, a first-year literature student had always been a high achiever. But when she was plunged straight into the challenging life of Oxford University, her personal history began to creep up on her.
When her professors start to notice her attention slipping, they offer to help, putting her happiness above her grades for the first time.
Will this new found connection help her overcome her personal turmoil? Or will it finally ruin her reputation if she accepts the support of her *committed* professors?