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Jaxon Carson lives life at 100 miles per hour. At seventeen, he is the golden junior of Dallas, a motocross prodigy defined by the roar of his engine, the gleam of his championships, and the immense, inherited wealth of the Carson family. Deaf in one ear, Jaxon has mastered the track through instinct and skill, making his passion his dynasty. His family-his Australian mother, Renee; his powerful father, Reese; his older brother, Jordan; and his intuitive twin sister, Jenaya-expects nothing less than perfection.
But greatness demands a price.
On a turn he's taken a thousand times, Jaxon miscalculates the jump. When he wakes, his chest is heavy with the weight of a tracheotomy and the cold certainty of his diagnosis: a spinal cord injury at L1-L5. His career is over. His legs will never move again.
Stripped of his sport, his mobility, and the future everyone planned for him, Jaxon must navigate a world of silence, wheelchairs, and rage. In a family where success is the only currency, he faces his most brutal challenge yet: figuring out who he is when he can no longer outrun his own reality.
Some turns lead you nowhere, but others force you to find a whole new path.