It has been seven years since Zorah Thomas has seen the town of Madison, much less, lived there. Moving back with her mother and John are challenges within itself. She escapes in the form of getting close to Conner, her best friend from seven years ago. But how sweet is escape when Conner becomes more possessive by the day? How sweet is relief when the one boy she starts to fall for, Skyler, the guy with the deep green eyes who can read her like no one else can, be the source for the threatening voicemails? Voicemails that send bone chilling shivers down her spine, physical pain and emotional turmoil. The idea of perfection can only last but so long for Skyler Hunter. How can his life be perfect with a cold and empty home due to his mother's absence? Pleasing his strict father puts a strain on him. Everything begins to fall apart and spin out of control when Zorah walks, head down, into Skyler's life. When things take a turn for the worse, he loses his breath to keep up with her, locks himself up for fear of being hurt again. And still, he asks himself, can hurting be so bad when one look into her hazel eyes stirs feelings inside him he's never known? When one look into her eyes leaves him aching for answers. Together, secrets are revealed, misshapen pieces of a puzzle finally fitting together. Feelings are hurt, emotions are high. Hatred roots itself between them, and love forms.