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For Once The Ending Comes First

When James was brought onto trial for murder, Sarah focused on the story, not on the truth. She was a (foster) mom, after all, and who else but her would fight for her kid? But the problem with balancing on a web of feeble truths and broken lies is just that: it's thin and snaps just as quickly as it was built.

Sarah struggles to navigate her life as she plunges into a new relationship with James, a painfully quiet and reserved seventeen year old boy with a bleak past and a firm lock on the door to his future. His mental health battle, fueled through panic attacks and nightmares, adds an additional strain to their fragile relationship and forces Sarah to question how much she really knows what on February 13th, the night James' father had committed suicide. When she begins to suspect that there is more to the death of James' father than what is written on the police report, Sarah learns that she needs to conduct her own murder investigation; this time, however, inside her own home with a broken young boy that she is starting to love.