Five years ago, Kit Meyer lost his best friend.

And then he lost himself.

Now, he’s surviving the in-between. Recovering from addiction and living in his van, too scared to consider a future outside his fragile bubble of healing. Kit writes letters to a boy who will never respond, clinging desperately to the ghosts of his past.

It takes two years of running before he’s brave enough to seek out the nostalgic comfort of his childhood summer haven.

He thinks he’s going to soak up the last bits of memory there, alone. He has no idea the truths waiting for him among those trees…or who else found solace in the cabin nestled by the lake.

What happens when love grows teeth from pain left to fester?

Grief consumed his past and mellowed his present, but no amount of time could dampen the love Kit still feels. Maybe he could have it, too, if only he were strong enough to stand still.