
“I’ll risk anything to save her. Even the secret of what I am.”
Tabitha Griffin has plenty of things making her life hell—guilt, fear, shame, that suicide attempt thing, and her twin sister’s cancer.
But nothing terrifies her more than being the center of attention.
So naturally, she enters the biggest televised talent competition in the country to win the million-dollar prize that could save her sister’s life.
There’s just one problem.
Tabitha isn’t performing an illusion.
The impossible things she does on stage are real.
As the competition turns her into a national sensation, Tabitha finds friendship, first love, and a reason to believe she might deserve a future after all. But when a growing political movement turns her into an unwilling symbol of queer resistance, every secret she’s fought to protect begins unraveling.
It’s all a distraction from winning the competition. But as her two worlds collide, Tabitha must choose which secrets to keep, which to reveal—and to whom.
Because saving her sister’s life is the only way to save her own.
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