Finding yourself is important, but not if it kills you first.

Seventeen-year-old Amy is done being bullied by her peers and ignored by her grieving father, so she buys a bus ticket and heads to the New Hampshire Mountains. She goes to her Nana, who helped her heal years before after her mother passed away. In this mountain sanctuary, Amy connects with her dead mother's past and begins to discover her real self. Nana tries to teach her that running from problems doesn't solve them, but Amy may not be ready to learn.

Following in her mother's footsteps, Amy hoists a backpack and sets out to find her inner peace, but she still hasn't figured out how to control her impulsiveness. This very trait leads Amy to the edge of disaster where she has to fight with everything she has to survive.

Irresistibly engaging, The Last Time I Checked, I Was Still Here is a journey of heartbreak, hope, and adventure that will leave you wanting more.