Amelia, after a stint with a punk band, feels as if life is an aimless road. Her world is crumbling apart, but so is everyone's. Right?
Antonio, a normal guy, works at the Asian specialty store, his mild manner makes him fit perfectly into a life full of sand dunes.
When will he teach Amelia that the establishment isn't real, that she has nothing to oppose.
"Establishment, you need to be significant to oppose it."
"But we are the establishment, of course we're significant!"
"Why are you trying to oppress something that you live comfortably under, anarchy is complete hell and you know it, live your life and have fun instead of dedicating your life to a cause that lost its shock factor decades ago."
"Punk is liberating, I feel as if I can be who I want to be, as if I'm part of a voice, the underdogs voice."
"Punk isn't powerful anymore, you think that you can beat order, something upheld since the birth of our ancestors by wearing a couple of studs and screaming into a microphone?"
Under the Sicilian sun, they work tirelessly and try to change each others world view.
23-year-old Celai (sa-lay) LaCroix should have died in a horrible accident, but instead, she wakes up beside the man who is responsible for her making it to the hospital, Julian Westbrook. God had put him there to be her knight-in-shining-armor, however, the "hero syndrome" doesn't seem to wear off.
Surprisingly, it wasn't the first time the two met. Celai was a frequent attender of Disciples of Truth Church, while Julian was the pastor-in-training.
It may seem like a coincidence, like the world was just small, but in fact, it was the Lord putting them together. Now, it was up to them to realize, sit back, and watch God unfold His blessings for them.
However, Celai has her mind in the future and her hero has his in the past. Neither being in the present is sure to provoke a mountain of issues.
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