No one questions if Olivia Moore killed Vincent Gibson. No one wonders how the teenage girl managed to over power the full grown man. No one even cares why it happened. The only question either side has is if the jury will find the silent fifteen-year-old guilty as an adult.
Zoe Robinson's career as Attorney General depends on Olivia's conviction. Her case is solid until Parker Carter, an art therapist, steps into the jury box still hurt from a past that Zoe thought she'd abandoned in a dark parking lot during college. Parker threatens not only Zoe's confidence in convicting the teenager as an adult but in everything and everyone she'd trusted.
Parker Carter hid from the fight in every room she entered, but it didn't stop the fight from finding her. With the pain of the past popping up all around her and the shadows of Olivia's silent sessions hanging over her, Parker struggles to be better than anyone ever thought her possible. She only hopes that she can reach Olivia in time.