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— JULIET EVANS has never striven for anything less than absolute perfection in her life. Even when she was a little girl, she displayed levels of exceptional intelligence and academic excellence that put her several steps ahead of the other children in her class. She was destined to succeed, until one day, her illusion was shattered.
Juliet was a pretty girl, and that made her popular in the materialistic town of West Ham. She didn't particularly like to party, but due to her social status she was practically forced to show her face at a few, at the very least. But oh, how she wished she hadn't.
One night at one of Harry Bingham's famous parties, Juliet leaves her drink unattended. For such a smart girl, she blames herself for being so incredibly foolish. An hour later, the roofie kicks in and Juliet is being carried upstairs by someone she can't see. When she wakes up, she is naked and sore, and that's when she realises what happened.
Following the events of that fateful night, Juliet has a break from reality. She doesn't sleep, she doesn't eat and she isolates herself from her friends. One day in class, Juliet snaps completely and tackles the most popular jock in West Ham to the ground, screaming bloody murder. From that day forward, she is shunned as though she has leprosy. Juliet's mind was always her greatest asset, but what happens when she can't trust it anymore?
Juliet has an incessant need to control everything — every single situation. It's the only way she can cope with her reality. Because if she's in control, she can't be surprised. But when Juliet and her fellow students get trapped in a town with no parents, chaos is quick to ensue. In a town with no rules, losing control is all too easy.
