Seventeen-year-old Jess never planned to run away-until staying became worse than disappearing.
Diary of a Runaway unfolds through the pages she never meant anyone to read: raw, unfiltered entries written in gas station bathrooms, bus stations at 2 a.m., and the back seats of strangers' cars. Each page captures a different version of her-terrified, reckless, hopeful, and sometimes numb-as she pieces together what freedom really costs.
With nothing but a backpack and a pen, Jess drifts from town to town, collecting stories that aren't hers and trying to outrun the one that is. But the further she gets, the more her past bleeds into the present-through memories she can't bury and choices that follow her like shadows.
Told in fragments of ink and late-night thoughts, this is not just a story about running away. It's about what you're running from... and what happens when it finally catches up.
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