Picking Up Pieces

"I remember in seventh grade how the teachers desperately tried to make harsh topics light. But I mostly remember learning about the Romans and suicide. And how it was more noble to die at your own hand, rather than by the hand of another,"

Lindsay's death was like most, unexpected. However, when her friend Reagan is left with her departing letters, not only must she face the storm of losing her best friend, but the force of stitching together everything that was left to ruins with her friend's passing.