winnieLerato18
Faith Brown is a beautiful teenage girl who believes she is more mature than most of her peers. At school, everyone seems to adore her-or at least, that's the side of the world she knows.
Then, during the final days of high school, Faith crosses paths with Christian Isaiah Young, a blunt and seemingly cold-hearted boy who despises almost everything about himself, including his name, his family, and the life he was given.
Faith is a broken yet hopeful Christian girl, quietly battling anxiety, depression, and trauma she has never been able to confront. Christian, on the other hand, is a staunch atheist who wants nothing to do with faith, God, or the expectations attached to his name.
Despite being complete opposites, an unlikely friendship begins to grow between them.
One believes in God but struggles to understand why He would allow her to hurt so deeply.
The other doesn't believe in God at all, yet somehow becomes the person who helps her hold on.
As their friendship deepens, they are forced to confront the wounds they've spent years hiding-and discover that sometimes the person who understands your pain doesn't have to believe the same things you do.
But when faith, trauma, family secrets, and two very different worlds collide, what is the worst-or perhaps the best-that could happen?