About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager is grappling with the weight of difficult family legacies or feeling isolated by past trauma. It is a high-stakes survival thriller that follows twin brothers, Ty and Cory, as they flee a dark past only to stumble into a life or death situation in the Pacific Northwest wilderness. Through a dual timeline, the story explores how the brothers protect one another from both external threats and internal guilt. While the action is fast paced, the emotional core focuses on the resilience required to break cycles of abuse and the fierce loyalty of siblings. It is best suited for older teens (14 and up) due to its intense themes of domestic violence, physical peril, and moral ambiguity. Parents might choose this to open a dialogue about the difference between protecting family and enabling harm.
