Stephanie fights reality
every day. The voices inside, the ones declaring her worth, deem her
broken, used and dirty. She is an object. A toy. Something to be tossed
aside when bored. Who will believe her if she whispers the truth about
her wrecking ball of a family? Eventually, her secret explodes and the
person who means the most to her knows just how shattered she is and why
she's so afraid. But rescue is closer than she realizes. Hidden in
plain sight, her horror hasn’t been ignored by everyone. Racing against
the truth of what she faces, forces are joining together and developing a
plan to free her from the hell in her own backyard. And while she’s at
her lowest point, she’s hit with the beauty of love at any cost -
redemption in the face of ruin. Will it be enough?
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Author Bio:
Elora Ramirez lives in Austin, Texas with her chef-husband. At the age of four, she taught herself how to read and write, cutting her teeth on books like Dr. Seuss and writing anywhere she could find the space--including her Fisher Price kitchen set, the pages of picture books and Highlights Magazine. Since then, she's grown to love the way words feel as they swell within her bones. Writing holy and broken is her calling, and pushing back the darkness and pursuing beauty through story is her purpose. She embraces the power of story and teaches women from all parts of the world how to embrace theirs. She has a knack of calling things out , the truth and the detail, the subversive threads that make a life a story. She loves hip-hop, wishes she lived by the beach and cannot write without copious amounts of coffee, chocolate, music, and her husband's lavender liqueur.
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I saw Roberts in We Are the Millers and knew instantly
she was who I would want to play Stephanie. When I went looking for pictures, I
got super excited when I saw this one because it’s perfect. Exactly
how I envision Stephanie as I’m
writing her.
Pablo Screiber as Sam Tiller, Stephanie’s dad
If you’ve been watching Orange is the New
Black you really need to explanation as to why I would choose Schreiber as
Steph’s dad. He can play a character equal parts sadistic,
perverted and wasted.
Logan Lerman as Kevin Matouse
I knew Lerman would play an incredible Kevin when I saw Perks
of Being a Wallfower. It’s his eyes. I think those eyes would
lead to some pretty intense chemistry in scenes with Stephanie.
Jeff Bridges as Sheriff Goldsmith
He’s the perfect creepy
guy, you know? He would be responsible for some pretty shady stuff.
Natasha Lyonne as Stephanie’s mom
Another one I found via Orange is the New Black and then
later saw on a New Girl episode. She can play angsty. And addicted. So she
wins.
Oaklee Pendergast as Pacey Tiller
Ohmigosh the cuteness. Just yes. Please.
Jennifer Lawrence as Emma
I had to fit her in here somewhere, because I just love her, and
the truth is there’s not much of an age gap between
Stephanie and Emma anyway. Emma
is a young teacher and mom. J. Law would be perfect.
Bradley Cooper as Jude
Because I a) love him and b) his acting and c) his chemistry
with J.Law
Nina Dobrev as Marisol
She’d be perfect. I know
it.
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