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Burned out and creatively exhausted, novelist Aaron Brandon has hit a wall. In his writing, in his relationships, in his life. On the brink of suicide, Aaron encounters Sophia. Can they bring each other back from the edge?
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Burned out and creatively exhausted, novelist Aaron Brandon has hit a wall. In his writing, in his relationships, in his life. On the brink of suicide, Aaron encounters Sophia. Can they bring each other back from the edge?
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