“I don’t even trust myself anymore. And I can’t keep doing this.”
Max Bauer hasn’t had a home in over two years. Every place has been a temporary refuge, and she’s tired. Tired of running, tired of looking over her shoulder, tired of the loneliness. She keeps herself locked away, won’t let anyone in, and falls asleep every night praying this isn’t a dream.
Clay Snyder hasn’t moved past the tragedy of unknown. Even after a decade, he is still searching for something he can use to atone for his mistakes. He goes to work, comes home, and falls asleep every night praying this is just a nightmare.
Then Max’s past barrels into her present, and she’s left with a decision to make: Keep running, or trust another person for the first time in years.
What happens when these two broken people find each other? Can they each find what they’ve so long been searching for?
NOTE: This book contains sensitive material that may trigger some readers (DV, PTSD, mental health).
Clay Snyder's entire life changed when he met Max Bauer. She healed his heart in ways he never imagined possible, and he can't imagine a future without her. She's given him love and a chance to live for something other than his pain.
No one ever warned Clay one phone call could change his life again. Now he is left trying to juggle his relationship with the hardest choice he'll ever have to make.
But how does one move on when so much of their history is entwined with someone else’s?
of songbirds and poets is a collection of 24 free-form poems that speak of the truth of life, death, and all they encompass.
