Bestselling author Buck Turner delivers Losing Adam, a poignant exploration of the identities we construct and the price of tearing them down.

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Seventeen-year-old Eden Shaw is unraveling. The winter school shooting that took her boyfriend Adam left a hollowed-out space inside her that no counselor, psychiatrist, or well-meaning pastor could fill. After months of fighting a grief that clings like shadow, she becomes certain that the only escape is to step into the dark for good.

Resolved, she makes a plan. The bridge over the river seems the perfect place—high enough, cold enough, the water below deep enough to swallow a girl whole. But as she leans into the void, a stranger named Logan James appears. He’s a boy with his own demons, his own reasons for being on that bridge at that exact moment. He doesn’t preach or promise things will get better. Instead, he offers something unexpected: his hand, and a single sentence.

“Don’t forget to fly.”

Against all odds, Edens steps back from the edge, and what follows is a journey neither of them expects. A journey of two broken souls finding their way back to light, together.