In a world where everyone is fighting their own battles, five broken souls find solace in each other-even as their struggles threaten to tear them apart. Allen, a witty yet emotionally guarded teen with Borderline Personality Disorder, clings to his best friend Ryan, who is haunted by a traumatic past and a desperate search for answers. Brian battles an eating disorder and the weight of societal expectations, while Ella, a girl with Narcissistic Personality Disorder, hides her pain behind a mask of confidence. Emma, the quiet observer with autism and selective mutism, becomes the glue that holds the group together, even as she struggles to find her own voice.
As their lives intertwine, they navigate love, loss, and the fragile line between hope and despair. But when secrets unravel and old wounds resurface, they must confront the cracks within themselves-or risk falling apart completely.
Raw, emotional, and unflinchingly honest, [The Edge Of Us] is a poignant exploration of mental health, identity, and the power of human connection in the face of adversity.
"My mother named me Miracle, but I am anything but a miracle in her and our family's life. I am a mistake. I am a product of a heinous crime."
Miracle Astor was born after the rape of her mother. Aurora Astor was convinced by everyone in her family to have an abortion when she found out that her assault had resulted in a child, but much to everyone's shock, Aurora kept the child, and after a long and excruciating labor, on her last breath, she said the word Miracle, which became her daughter's name.
After Aurora died giving birth to her daughter, little Miracle was left under the care of her brothers, all of whom blamed her for the tragedy that happened to their mother. But in order to protect the reputation of their late mother and their well-known family name, the Astor brothers raised Miracle as their own and made the public believe that she was the full-blood daughter of the Astor family.
Sixteen years later, Miracle became depressed and neglected as she carries the heavy weight of pain, guilt, and blame for what happened to her mother.
But what happens when history tries to repeat itself with what happened to Aurora now threatening to happen to Miracle? And the terrible secret of their family cracks and reveals itself out to everyone? Will Miracle finally break? Will her brothers finally step in and be the brothers that she needed? Will someone stop the history from repeating itself and finally save Miracle?
Read to find out!
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