More Than Anything

"All that I'm hopin', now that my eyes are open
Is that we can start again, not be pulled apart again"

Sixteen-year-old Arden Way is the "Rhythm Ace"-the eldest daughter, the first-born lamb, and the resident fire-starter of the Way household. But when the pressure of being the "perfect" big sister to Rowan and Kennedy clashes with the sharp, irritable fog of February's "Red Week," the fire becomes a wildfire.

Feeling like a "ghost" in her own home-a relic of her father's past life before his "perfect reboot"-Arden does the only thing a Way knows how to do when they're drowning: she runs.

From the rainy streets of New Jersey to the sanctuary of Andy Biersack's home in Cincinnati, Arden is looking for a place where her "storm" isn't a problem to be fixed. What she finds instead is a father who is finally ready to put on his (metaphorical) glasses and see her for who she really is. Because in a world of tour dates, "Red Weeks," and messy family dynamics, she is loved-more than anything.

"I'm not a bad bitch, and this isn't savage... but I'm never gonna let you down."