Samantha Green's father died when she was very young. Her mother was bedridden before she was in middle school and passed away while she was in her teens. Sam learned from an early age that life was easier if she didn't let anyone in. She built up walls and closed herself off to protect herself from the possibility of being hurt. That is... until she started to struggle with her own mortality. Sam struggles with a question that eats away at her soul: did her life ever mean anything if there is no one left to mourn her after she is gone? This is a book about finding your own soul, about accepting life's losses and allowing them to color your world. It's about sharing your light with not only yourself, but also allowing others in to bask in it.