It might sound cliche to some, but everyone in life struggles. Whether it's because of the cards that they are dealt, the people in their environment, or the environment itself, there are many struggles that can consume one person. Money, lust, anger--these things can destroy one person's life, or millions.
Where does Colt O'Brian fit in to all of this?
Colt, a struggling college student who moved halfway across the nation from his alcoholic, resentful father, is lost in his own world. Struggling with the death of his mother, the expectations of his tyrannical, famous father, his own sexuality, and the torture of his future, life seems hopeless and bleak.
Until he meets other people who are just as lost and confused as he is, especially when it's a stranger at the gym, a lawyer looking beyond the horizon, and his best friend.
Growing up you are in constant rip tide, in waves of emotions and in search for your place in life. Your up brining and the events around you mould you to the person you will be. You learn through trial and error, and seek guidance from others to become strong and confident adults. Love and affirmations build you up as you are driven into successful and wonderful experiences. However, it is not that simple for everyone.
Beatrice is young and heavily influenced by others opinions about her own body image and self worth. Being bullied throughout her entire life she feels the emotional burden of feeling worthless. Being stolen away from any chance of happiness, she grows in constant turmoil, darkens being her only friend. The toll of self harm and mental lashing has her perception of reality in constant battle with the truth. As she rakes herself into adulthood, she is faced with her inner demons and childhood drama as the source of her torment stands before her.