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Dee Forester and Melissa Frink have been searching for their friend Spencer Reign since he apparently ran away from home six months ago. Just as they fear they might as well give up, they receive a phone call from him out of nowhere. He’s panicked. He’s desperate. And he’s begging them to come get him. The problem is the connection is not very clear, and they only get part of his address before they are disconnected. Taking what they know, they enter the street into the GPS and take off on a rescue mission. Soon, they find it’s a lot more dangerous than they thought.

Cory knows it’s going to take Sky some time to get used to being his girlfriend, but he’s hurt when she asks him to keep it a secret. With her birthday coming up and the chance of her leaving town, he decides not to make a fuss about it but to still give Sky a birthday to remember. Sky can't wait until her birthday. She is finally going to get to leave the home, but more importantly, she’s going to find out who her parents are. The thing is, though, that sometimes the truth is best left in the past.

Sky is starting to settle into her new home, but that doesn't mean that she’s calming down. When a school prank goes a little too far, she's presented an offer she can't really refuse. But will she be able to keep up her side of the deal? Cory is falling hard for Sky. He knows that she’s the girl he’s been waiting for, but she keeps pushing him away. When she makes it clear to him that she isn't looking for anything serious, he is still sure that he will be able to change her mind. But when his best friend goes behind his back, will he still be able to find that happily ever after?

It’s the final week of school, and everybody is getting pumped about the end-of-year party down by the river. Cory already knows who he wants to take, but when he receives an unexpected request from a girl he’s known for years, he finds his plans derailed. Sky is certain that Cory is going to ask her to the party, but he doesn’t. She tries to tell herself that she’s cool with it, but when she sees him dancing with another girl, she realizes that she might have made a mistake by pushing him away.

Sky has spent her entire life dealing with the fact her parents abandoned her. She thinks it doesn't affect her, but when she meets a guy who might just be perfect, the cracks become apparent. Sky doesn't believe in love. Or, to be more specific, she doesn't believe anyone can love her. So when she turns up in Denver and catches Cory’s eye, it will only lead to disaster, right?