For many of Cameron Wolfe’s thirty-three years, he’s resisted the rage his drunken father’s genes passed on to him. Tired and worried for the safety of those around him, he stands on the edge of a remote lake and puts a gun to his head. But Jags, his psychic and empathic stepbrother, thwarts Cam's plans for self-destruction. And in an effort to convince Cam he's not a monster who deserves a bullet to the head, Jags implores Maggie for help.

Only a freshman in high school, Maggie Stewart was brutally gang-raped by members of a rival football team. Determined to keep the attack out of the media and away from her father’s campaign for mayor, she refused to press charges or even reveal the names of her attackers.

She is unable to get close to or trust a man and spends the next decade in denial, living the wild life, daring life to throw more trouble her way. Then she meets Cam.

Has she finally met her match?