Sometimes love won't let you forget... even if you wish it would just leave you alone.

Asta Fenimore lives her trauma on a daily basis. Her mother and her psychiatrist constantly worry she'll finally break completely. But is the terrible loss she experienced as a child the real reason she can't seem to pull herself together? Or is there something more insidious at work?

The voice in her head seems to think so, and she can trust it, right? Could it be the night terrors about fire and fear and death have nothing to do with the past she thinks she understands but another that she's not allowed to remember? Why does she believe a stranger is more familiar than anyone she's ever met when it's clear she's just building more delusions to perpetuate her illness?

So many questions. And no answers she can believe, no options she can trust. Not even when she gives in to her psychosis at last, because now she's not so sure she's not as crazy as they say she is...

TRIGGER WARNING: The Reborn Heart deals with mental health and trauma. Reader discretion is advised.