Daily, teenagers enter into the war between being true to themselves and fitting in with their peers. One such troubled teen is Chris Dunkin, who has been a substance abuser since age twelve. Now fifteen, he is drinking alcohol more often and using heavy drugs to keep himself high. His grades, relationships, and dream of becoming a professional football player are quickly slipping through his fingers. Starved for strength and willpower, Chris knows that he is in over his head. One evening, a ray of hope shines into his dark world in an unexpected form. Fed with the food of encouragement, Chris sets out on a quest to find the true meaning of freedom.This story of teenage acceptance and the battle over moral convictions will hit home with many teens looking for answers.A Massachusetts native and avid Boston Bruins fan, Stacy A. Padula is the Manager of Curriculum and Instruction at JBG Educational Group - a company that works closely with young adults and their families on everything under the academic blanket. She mentors her students and guides them through academic, social, and emotional hardships. She wrote The Right Person to help prepare adolescents for the social battles of middle school and high school. She is also the author of When Darkness Tries to Hide, The Battle for Innocence, The Aftermath, and The Forces Within, which address social issues such as bullying, substance abuse, peer pressure, faith, and self-acceptance.www.stacypadula.com | @MLHBookSeriesPublisher's website: http://sbprabooks.com/StacyAPadula