New York Times bestselling author of the On Dublin Street and Let's Play series, Samantha Young takes readers back to the world of art. A tense and emotional new novel about love, sacrifice and survival in a cruel modern world. Skylar Finch was once the vocalist of a very successful American pop-rock band for teenagers. But fame made her unhappy. Years of lying have ended in tragedy, and Skylar has disappeared from the public eye. A year and a half later, she is sleeping in a tent in a Glasgow cemetery, earning just enough money to feed herself by singing. She successfully manages to avoid recognition, but not the close attention of one overly ambitious A&R manager. Killian O'Dea works at Skyscraper Records, the most successful label in Scotland. Raised by his uncle - the owner of the label - Killian was completely devoid of love, receiving it only from his sister. Killian is determined to bring even more success to the label, and a young homeless girl who sings on Buchanan Street will help him achieve this. An irresistible bond develops between the two young people, but Skylar does not want the career Killian is trying to build for her. And when the past Skylar catches up with her, Killian is faced with a choice. He must either free Skylar from his selfish plans and destroy everything he has worked for for many years, or lose the woman who has come to mean too much to him...