To Catch a Will-o'-the-Wisp

"My heart is tired, my mind numb, and my soul broken. I don't think I've ever been so exhausted, so pained. I wonder vaguely if I'll ever be able to fix-or even find-all my broken pieces. I'm numb. I need to be. I need to shove away any emotion because that is the only way I can continue to breathe. I need to stay in my bubble of nothingness, where there's not anything that can hurt me. Where I am free from having to feel. Because I remember that Amy was a miracle and I am just a stray." Sage Ivy Willows has always lived in the shadow of her popular, outgoing and bigger-than-life sister, Amelia. That's the way the world works and Sage has never had any intention or desire to change things. Until the night a drunk driver collides with a vehicle holding four high school students, including Amelia Willows. Suddenly, instead of living for books, friends and homework, Sage is submerged in a reality of tragedy, grief, pain and secrets that are left unburied in the wake of anguish. She must learn to cope with the devastating world she now finds herself a part of, while discovering who she is and who she inevitably wants to become.