Ivy's Shadow

Ivy was born into an overprotective, wealthy family. Her parents believe that enrolling her into a public school will corrupt her, so instead she's homeschooled, and she has been her entire life. Ivy doesn't have friends, she hasn't ever dated anyone, and feels like she's missing out on the teenage experience, especially since she's in her junior year of high school, and only has one year left before even more responsibilities are piled onto her shoulders. She's pure, innocent, untouched, but what will Ivy do when she finds out she has a stalker?

Christian watches her everyday, if she leaves the house, he follows. If she eats, he watches. If she's studying, he's there. If she breathes, he observes. He's obsessed with her, wants every part of her she has to offer. He doesn't care that he's twenty, Ivy is seventeen, a year over the legal age of consent in Indiana, and after all, age is just a number right?

He scares her, but Ivy likes it. She likes the fear, the anticipation, she likes feeling something other than boredom and monotony. She's desperate for human interaction, and as time goes by, she finds herself looking forward to his little visits, and he finds himself craving her more.

So what really happens when a sheltered girl falls for her stalker?