Ty Brock was a rising star in the Chicago Cubs minor leagues. He was handsome, charismatic and a dominate pitcher with the world as his oyster. That would change one Saturday afternoon in the middle of the backdrop of his entire world-the baseball diamond. Coming to find his long time girlfriend had cheated on him with a member of the opposing team, Ty sought revenge without wasting a breath. A seemingly harmless fastball meant for the player's ribs resulted in Ty's arrest minutes later in front of a stunned crowd. Six years later, after prison time and court ordered anger management sessions, Ty, with the help of his best friend, Hattie Fitzpatrick, slowly began picking up the pieces to the puzzle of his life. All he truly yearned for was forgiveness, no matter how hopeless of an endeavor. Kirby Lynn Kendall, who was two years from a Doctorate in Psychology, took a job as a therapist at Carnation Mental Health Facility in Downers Grove, Illinois. She had sent school to the sidelines until her home life dictated she return. As she walked through the doors her first day, Kirby had no clue her life was about to change forever when she was handed a printout of her caseload. Ty and Kirby had never met; only been in the same place at the same time once in their lives. That all changed as of Session One.