All seventeen-year-old Jazz Fischer wanted for graduation was a ticket, for one, to England. It was a battle convincing her father, but she did it, and now she is on her own in Jolly Old. And she's just been hit by a motorcycle. She's hurt, but David, the man who was hit with her, cannot walk. It's up to Jazz to find help for them both. Luckily, there is a house not far down the road. It's hardly Jazz's fault that the people who live there think she's their daughter. Nor is it her fault that David disappears, or that the police think she's made the whole thing up. What is her fault, however, is what happens to her cousin. And when Jazz's father decides it's time to come clean about something that's been kept from her for years, everything disintegrates. A holiday in England seemed the perfect way to practise being grown up. But for Jazz, practise is over. Something is coming. Can't you feel it?