"Twins Storm and Lake have always been in perfect sync. Growing up, they could always tell what the other was thinking or feeling. Together, they weathered the pain of their mother's neglect and abuse before finally being turned over to the state at the age of ten. For the next seven years they bounced from foster home to foster home, sometimes placed together, but mostly apart. It's now been years since Storm has even heard news of Lake, and he wonders how she's doing: if she's still acing her classes, if someone baked her a cake for her seventeenth birthday, if she's safe like Storm finally is with his foster dad Jim. He hopes she has someone in her corner like Storm has in his girlfriend, Jaidyn, the first person he truly feels he can trust in a long time. But that's all upended when Jaidyn is sexually assaulted by an ex. It pushes Storm over the edge, landing him back in lockup - and he fears this time it will be for good. Lake thinks about Storm too. Is he happy? Is his foster situation as weird and wonderful as hers? Lake's new foster parents are uber religious and strict, and living in their house is only bearable because of her fellow foster Parker - who is beautiful and charming, but also impulsive and struggling with her own past trauma. When Lake's fosters catch the girls in a compromising position, they run away with only sixty dollars to their name and no real plan. Soon they're living on the streets. More lost than she's ever been, Lake remembers Storm's promise to protect her and wonders where he is now. Told in dual perspectives, this searing novel in verse from #1 New York Times bestselling author Ellen Hopkins is a heartbreaking and unforgettable story of siblings carrying enormous burdens and fighting their way back to each other." -- Provided by dustjacket.