Wynter is struggling to find her place in the world. Now in foster care, her only desire is to move home with her brothers, who become increasingly frustrated by her inability to tell them about her childhood.
While she finds success by putting together a rock band with some boys at school, she fails at the social rules required to befriend the girls.
Meanwhile, her sister Joy is falling back into the Light, the cult-like community where the girls grew up. Jesse and Indio find themselves competing for the title of Best Big Brother to Wynter, as well as Best Son to their negligent father. And oldest brother Caleb has a plan to gain custody.
When Wynter discovers the world won't bend to her will, or his, she takes matters into her own hands.
The Wynter Wild series is suitable for mature readers and includes (or refers to) coarse language; drug use; sex; occasional violence; past abuse; self-harm; religion; gratuitous scientific facts (thanks, Jesse!). Wynter does not have sexual abuse in her past or in her future.
Genre: General Fiction
While she finds success by putting together a rock band with some boys at school, she fails at the social rules required to befriend the girls.
Meanwhile, her sister Joy is falling back into the Light, the cult-like community where the girls grew up. Jesse and Indio find themselves competing for the title of Best Big Brother to Wynter, as well as Best Son to their negligent father. And oldest brother Caleb has a plan to gain custody.
When Wynter discovers the world won't bend to her will, or his, she takes matters into her own hands.
The Wynter Wild series is suitable for mature readers and includes (or refers to) coarse language; drug use; sex; occasional violence; past abuse; self-harm; religion; gratuitous scientific facts (thanks, Jesse!). Wynter does not have sexual abuse in her past or in her future.
Genre: General Fiction
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