The island

Savannah is a 15-year-old girl with no recollection of the first five years of her life. Her world is turned upside down when, one day, her mother-the only parent she's ever known-suddenly passes away. She finds herself sitting in a police station, bewildered and alone. For the past nine hours, the officers have been scrambling to track down any surviving relatives. Finally, after hours of searching, they make an unexpected discovery: Savannah has a father and brothers, and her father is willing to take her in.

As the news settles in, something stirs deep within Savannah. Her memories, once lost to her, begin to resurface, but they are fragmented and blurry, like a broken puzzle she can't quite piece together. Despite the fragments of the past trying to find their way back to her, the full picture remains out of reach.

How will Savannah's brothers react to the sudden appearance of a sister they never knew? How will she adjust to a new life with strangers who are supposed to be family, and what happens now that she's been thrust into a new world, filled with unfamiliar faces, emotions, and memories that don't quite make sense?

The most pressing question, however, is what caused Savannah to lose her memories in the first place. What happened during those first five years of her life, and why did it all vanish from her mind?