LaraJane

Maddie has died, but she doesn't know it. Only fragments of a memory are helping her navigate her through her past childhood days.

Maddie's past memory, in her dandelion field, is a set-up for reflection on what her life really means. In the end, she draws a blank.

In this beginning, Maddie is fulled with all sorts of confusion, being placed in the body of her younger self. She has no idea that she has died.

Something is happening. The reader feels it, Maddie feels it, the suspense of this memory is unavoidably there. Yet...what did happen that Christmas?

The news broke--Dad was in trouble. Big trouble. Maddie, being so young, figured that everything would turn out okay, but older Maddie knew the truth.

Younger Maddie tries to fight off her emotions while her older sister, Kelsey, tries to be strong with her. This memory shapes Maddie.

Maddie left her past traumatic memory, but now she's in another one. Trapped, she'd forced to see what this memory has in store for her.