In this raw and emotional love story, seventeen-year-old Elliot Hayes believes in fixing broken things – from restoring old cars with his father to stitching together friendships. But there's one person he's never been able to fix – Ava Sinclair. Ava is wildfire in human form – dancing in the rain, writing poetry in library books, and yearning for a life beyond the ordinary. Behind her vibrant smile, however, lies a hidden world of cracks concealed beneath reckless decisions, whispered apologies, and the pills she keeps close.

Despite their undeniable connection, Elliot and Ava find themselves drawn together by a story that never quite made sense. He dreams of escaping their small town while she wants to burn bright before fading away. When tragedy strikes Ava's family and she spirals deeper into addiction, Elliot refuses to let her slip away. Believing love can save someone, he chases after her, only to discover a heartbreaking truth – love isn't always a cure. Sometimes, it serves as a witness to the fall.

Their story is one of stolen nights filled with desperate hope and the slow unraveling of a girl who wanted to feel everything all at once. Elliot must decide if holding on is an act of love or if letting go is the only way to truly love her.

This compelling fiction novel explores themes of addiction, mental health struggles, and first love's beauty and pain. With its raw emotion, unforgettable ending, and the question of whether love can truly save someone, this book will captivate readers looking for a heart-wrenching journey that stays with them long after the final page.