Rich thought he knew his brother. Then he found the journal.
Mitch was popular, talented, and the one person Rich could count on. His suicide leaves Rich grieving in a house full of silence, facing a school where being Mitch’s little brother no longer offers protection.
Hidden in a desk drawer, Mitch’s journal promises the explanation Rich desperately needs. But its pages reveal a secret life of anger, obsession, and violence. The brother he loved believed he was making the world a better place. The things he did tell a different story.
Rich knows he should stop reading. Instead, he keeps finding reasons to turn the page—and excuses for what he finds there. As Mitch’s words begin to shape his own choices, understanding his brother may cost him more than he can imagine.
How far can you follow someone before you lose yourself?