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9 years after the death of her mother; Isabelle Johnson has finally convinced herself and everyone around her that she is okay. But is she? When she almost dies at the hands of the man she called 'dad', she is forced into moving in with her best friend's family. Yes, things are hard at first but she gets the hang of things and for the first time, she feels free of the chains that have been holding her back her whole life. That is, until she finds out who her beloved mother really was. It pushes her over the edge and before she knows it, she finds herself drowning, quicker than before. Sadly this time, she has no one to help her. Will she be able to keep her head above the cold waters on her own or will she soon follow in her mothers footsteps? •Includes scenes with rape and abuse and might be triggering to others.
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