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Locked in together, the lines between holding guard and falling in love begin to blur.
One mistake was all it took for fifteen-year-old Liberty's high-society London life to fracture.
When a wild boarding school party goes wrong, Liberty's wealthy parents hit the panic button. Their solution? Confiscate her phone, force a breakup with her older boyfriend, Tristan, and ship her across the Atlantic to Echo Lake-a rugged, family-run summer camp deep in the Alabama woods.
Liberty is determined to hate every second of it. She doesn't belong in a sticky wooden cabin, she doesn't care about camp traditions, and she absolutely detests Sawyer-the camp owner's son who has been assigned to guard her 24/7 and lock her cabin door at night to stop her from escaping back to London.
To Liberty, Tristan is the love of her life, and she will do anything to get back to him. To Sawyer, Liberty is just a spoilt city girl who doesn't know the first thing about real life.
But when the silence of their locked cabin is broken by the chords of an Arctic Monkeys song strummed softly on an old acoustic guitar, the ice begins to melt. As Sawyer slowly teaches Liberty how to find her voice through music, her fierce loyalty to the ex boyfriend back home begins to blur.
Trapped together under the hot Alabama sun, Liberty is forced to face a devastating truth: sometimes the person you'd cross an ocean for is the one using you, and the person locking you in is the only one keeping you safe.