After sixteen-year-old Peyton is raped, she is determined to bring her perpetrator, Brad, to justice, even as the football team protects him, and the entire town, including her best friend, turns against her.
Three girls who couldn't be more different from each other meet at a program for pregnant teens when the town's high school isn't an option. The girls soon learn how to rely on each other through the drama.
"Diego is determined to escape his small town where animals far outnumber people. He wants to go to art school, even though his father thinks an artist's life is a road to nowhere he didn't come to the U.S. so his son could become a starving artist. It s Diego's dream, and he slowly saves for his future by dealing weed, which is easy to come by in the Emerald Triangle. He's the dealer everyone turns to at school, but he refuses to deal in the hard stuff, like meth. His girlfriend's entire family is addicted to drugs; so he's seen its destructive power"--Amazon.
