He had destroyed everything in his life and now he's left with nothing. Tragedy colored every part of Will Mathers life, shattered the sheltered bubble his parents had created, left him broken and alone. And it was all his fault. Guilt consumed him.Ryanne Morgan was an expert at keeping all the balls in the air, her life a carefully planned balancing act held together with determination and chewed up bits of bubble gum. She didn't have time for anything-especially love. When an enigmatic boy moved in next door, she couldn't deny the pull she felt toward him. She became the push to his pull ... the want to his need ... the light to his dark. And for the first time in a long time, Will could see past the blackness. Finally ... finally, he wasn't alone. But the ever present guilt clawed at Will, robbing him of his newfound peace. The memories haunted him, so consuming that even Ryanne couldn't light his way. Guilt was the thief of happiness and shame had a way of twisting the knife deeper, proving the only way to go was down. Will was fragile and all he had left to do was fall.