Tyler’s childhood ends the night her mother makes a selfish decision that changes the trajectory of both of their lives.
The blood, the screaming, and the helplessness shapes Tyler into a defensive adult full of open wounds that she refuses to face.
By twenty-five, she’s a rising singer with a voice that melts hearts like butter and an addiction that she hides behind attitude and chaos.
At sixteen Logic is left with a responsibility that leaves him feeling like the weight of the world is resting on his chest.
He hustles to survive and pushes the limit to make sure his family never goes without.
When Logic’s best friend Al uses his last connections to get Logic a seat at the big boys table, Logic feels like the universe is giving him one final chance to get it right.
Tyler and Logic collide like fire and gasoline. Their chemistry is immediate, reckless and magnetic. There’s only one problem, she’s already someone’s girl.
