Honey Wells thought surviving high school was the hard part. She was wrong. The real battle started the moment she walked across that stage.
Raised in a house where love came with insults and her own mama treated her like the enemy, Honey learned early that some wounds don't leave bruises. Like a lot of Black girls forced to grow up too fast, home was never a safe place, it was just somewhere to sleep.
Every time she thinks life can't hit her any harder, another problem lands at her feet. With nobody to catch her when she falls, Honey is left to figure it all out on her own.
Then she crosses paths with Demarcus "Dee" Rice, a single father with one foot in the streets and the other fighting to leave that life behind. He's carrying demons of his own, but something about Honey makes him want more than survival for her.
When two broken souls collide, will they become each other's peace or drag one another deeper into the chaos they've spent their whole lives trying to escape?
Raised in a house where love came with insults and her own mama treated her like the enemy, Honey learned early that some wounds don't leave bruises. Like a lot of Black girls forced to grow up too fast, home was never a safe place, it was just somewhere to sleep.
Every time she thinks life can't hit her any harder, another problem lands at her feet. With nobody to catch her when she falls, Honey is left to figure it all out on her own.
Then she crosses paths with Demarcus "Dee" Rice, a single father with one foot in the streets and the other fighting to leave that life behind. He's carrying demons of his own, but something about Honey makes him want more than survival for her.
When two broken souls collide, will they become each other's peace or drag one another deeper into the chaos they've spent their whole lives trying to escape?
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Honey Wells thought surviving high school was the hard part. She was wrong. The real battle started the moment she walked across that stage.
Raised in a house where love came with insults and her own mama treated her like the enemy, Honey learned early that some wounds don't leave bruises. Like a lot of Black girls forced to grow up too fast, home was never a safe place, it was just somewhere to sleep.
Every time she thinks life can't hit her any harder, another problem lands at her feet. With nobody to catch her when she falls, Honey is left to figure it all out on her own.
Then she crosses paths with Demarcus "Dee" Rice, a single father with one foot in the streets and the other fighting to leave that life behind. He's carrying demons of his own, but something about Honey makes him want more than survival for her.
When two broken souls collide, will they become each other's peace or drag one another deeper into the chaos they've spent their whole lives trying to escape?
Raised in a house where love came with insults and her own mama treated her like the enemy, Honey learned early that some wounds don't leave bruises. Like a lot of Black girls forced to grow up too fast, home was never a safe place, it was just somewhere to sleep.
Every time she thinks life can't hit her any harder, another problem lands at her feet. With nobody to catch her when she falls, Honey is left to figure it all out on her own.
Then she crosses paths with Demarcus "Dee" Rice, a single father with one foot in the streets and the other fighting to leave that life behind. He's carrying demons of his own, but something about Honey makes him want more than survival for her.
When two broken souls collide, will they become each other's peace or drag one another deeper into the chaos they've spent their whole lives trying to escape?