All of Auburn Reed's life was carefully planned.. Goals are outlined and mistakes have no place. What she definitely did not expect when she came to the Dallas Art Studio in search of work is to meet an unusually attractive and mysterious local artist, Owen Gentry. For the first time in his life, Auburn decides to take a risk and follow the call of the heart, but stumbles upon the secrets that Owen so diligently protects. His past threatens to destroy everything that is dear to Auburn, and the only way to return to his former life is to part with Owen. Owen is not ready to lose Auburn, but how to convince her that the truth is sometimes as subjective as art? All he can do is open up to her. But in this case, confession can do more harm than sin itself...Nothing happens just like that. For sorrow comes joy, generosity is always rewarded, evil does not go unpunished, never lose hope and faith in the future, happy are those who do not miss the opportunities given by fate. Here is the leitmotif of the story of life and love, described by the incomparable Colin Hoover, in his book Admit it.