A 2016 RT Reviewers' Choice Award Nominee I don't deserve a second chance, so what am I supposed to do with the one I've been given? I'm a different person now. But no one knows except the two most important people in my life. A drummer and a poet, a.k.a. my two best friends and the only reason I might have a chance at pulling off this comeback. I thought I was ready. For the spotlight. For the music. For the reality that who I was could unravel the very fabric of who I am now. Then again, that's before fellow rocker Holland Drake crashes into my life on our joint tour.I didn't ask for her. Heaven knows she didn't ask for me and an attraction we can't escape. I don't blame her or her bandmates for being wary of me. My past mistakes will always follow me, no matter how much I pay for my sins. What I didn't expect was to want someone again, and now I'm falling hard for a person I could never deserve, even though there are signs she might want me to. But sometimes it's not about what makes sense. It's believing even the worst past can still have a future.Most of all, it's forcing yourself to confront a blessing that often feels like a curse: You're still alive. You're still significant. You're once again Luke Craven, lead singer of Night Shifts Black. Please note that this book addresses depression, anxiety, and suicide in a compassionate, realistic manner. For a full list of content notices please visit my website. Tracing Holland is the emotional second half to Luke's story in Night Shifts Black.
