Tracy Hewitt Meyer Ordine dei libri

The story follows sixteen-year-old Marli Meade, who struggles against her father's oppressive control while living in isolation on an Appalachian mountain. Yearning for freedom and a life of her own, she grapples with the fear that she may never break free from her stifling environment. The narrative explores themes of rebellion, the quest for independence, and the challenges of overcoming familial constraints.

Seventeen-year-old Shaun Treadway navigates a life filled with terror and rage due to his abusive stepfather. Driven by the fear that his stepfather will eventually harm his mother, Shaun takes drastic action by plotting to kill him, culminating in a plan to set fire to their home with his stepfather inside. This intense narrative explores themes of violence, desperation, and the quest for safety in a tumultuous family dynamic.

The conclusion of Rowan's journey delves into the transformative power of friendship and love, highlighting the importance of self-belief. As the narrative unfolds, it emphasizes the strength found in connections with others and the resilience that comes from within, culminating in a poignant exploration of personal growth and emotional bonds.