Spring into summer

Sadie has spent all her life stuck on the isolated island off the coast of Aurdon, more commonly known as the isle of the lost. Growing up there you learn quickly to trust no one and hope is a luxury that no body can afford. She was known by many as the quiet, small girl nothing like her sisters, who fit perfectly into their father, Scars, picture. She had been kicked to the side by everyone leading her to build walls around her heart to prevent it from ever being torn, trusting no one and needing no body. Especially not someone like Rory Fitzherbert.

Rory had many things Sadie never had- money, opportunity, a name that opened doors but behind all of this privilege was a boy, a lonely boy, looking for something or someone to make him feel like a human again. When crossing paths with Sadie that feeling is filled completely.

They're from two different worlds, and everyone says it can't work. But in the stolen moments and secret glances, Sadie and Rory begin to fall-for each other, and for a love that could rewrite everything they thought they knew about themselves.

In a world divided by class and cruelty, love isn't just rebellion-it's a risk.

And some risks are worth everything.