Rachel Coker's writing delves into timeless themes with a focus on compelling emotional narratives. Her prose is refined and lyrical, often evoking comparisons to literary classics. With a profound understanding of human psychology and the world around her, she crafts stories that draw readers deeply into their folds. Her work reflects a deep appreciation for the arts and a strong spiritual foundation.
In Rachel Coker's second YA novel, sixteen-year-old Scarlett Blaine discovers caring for her autistic brother amidst family tensions is far from peachy. When a tragic accident and financial difficulties place more pressures on Scarlett's shoulders, she has to find a hope to cling to before it's too late.