e. c. hicks

Jamie Reed wouldn’t change much about his life. Maybe he’d ask his parents to stop comparing him to his older brother, or figure out his sexuality, or tell his arch-enemy to leave him the hell alone. But Jamie thinks, at least, it could be a lot worse. His life is pretty good - until a sudden loss sends him reeling. He’ll be forced to reevaluate everything he’s ever known in order to escape the depression consuming him, proving that it's possible to survive the unthinkable, even if you don't really want to.