The author of the best-selling New York Times series “On Dublin Street” and “Let’s Play” Samantha Young brings the reader back to the art world. A new intense and emotional 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 the fame made her unhappy. Years lived in lies ended in tragedy, and Skylar disappeared from the public eye. A year and a half later, she sleeps in a tent at a cemetery in Glasgow, earning singing just enough to feed herself. She successfully manages to avoid the recognition, but not the close attention of one overly ambitious manager-A&R. Killian O'Dea works for Skyscraper Records, the most successful label in Scotland. Raised by his uncle - the owner of the label - Killian was completely deprived of love, receiving it only from his sister. Killian is determined to bring the label even more success, and a young homeless girl who sings on Buchanan Street will help him in this. There is an irresistible connection between the two young men, but Skylar doesn't want the career Killian is trying to build for her. And when Skylar's past catches up with her, Killian faces a choice. He must either free Skylar from his selfish plans and destroy everything he worked for for many years, or lose a woman who has become too much for him.