Some scars are invisible. Some people are drowning quietly. Seren Garcia has perfected the art of being in the spotlight. Beautiful, untouchable, and performing fine, she keeps the truth buried in cigarettes and the careful construction of a girl who has everything. Then comes a weekend at the lake house. What happened there stays buried where it belongs. Or it would, if Zane Briggs would stop looking at her like he already knows. Zane is reckless, guarded, and impossible to ignore. The kind of person who notices things he shouldn't. The kind of person Seren should stay far away from. But the more she pushes him away, the closer he gets, until being seen starts to feel more dangerous than disappearing ever did. And for a girl who has spent her whole life being looked at, being seen might be the most terrifying thing of all. Perfect for readers who love: emotional slow burns hurt/comfort romance aching character-driven stories protective love interests raw explorations of grief, trauma, and healing Content Warning: This novel contains themes of sexual assault, suicidal ideation, depression, addiction, and violence. Reader discretion is advised.

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