Sing for Me

When Luna’s grandmother passes away, and her parents aren’t around to mourn with her, she finds comfort in alcohol and the occasional use of marijuana. With the inheritance Luna is blessed with, she can literally buy herself out of trouble, but when her so called “parents” learn of her delinquency, she is enrolled at Roosevelt Learning Facility for Troubled Teens, in Seattle.

Luna has a troublesome time trying to get by without a hiccup, but unfortunately for her, going to a school full of criminal offenders, scary, unapproachable males and females with a slightly psychotic agenda is harder than she thought.

And one person in particular is making it harder and harder for Luna to escape the school for delinquents