Ami Allen-Vath's writing delves into the complexities of contemporary relationships, capturing the nuances of human connection with a sharp eye for detail. Her prose is characterized by authentic dialogue and a keen understanding of relatable struggles, drawing readers into her narratives. She skillfully navigates the intricate lines between truth and deception, often with a touch of irony. Her debut novel explores themes of identity and the search for belonging in the modern world.
Seventeen-year-old Bree Hughes faces the chaos of high school as she navigates gossip, grief, and her crush, Sean Mills. After a tragic event involving a classmate, Bree grapples with regret and a revealing letter. As prom approaches, she must confront her fears and decide whether to speak up or remain silent.