Anger might be their greatest work of art yet.

Everett Moran lives his life at a glass half-empty. It’s easier to hold people at arm’s length than to get attached and have them leave. It’s why he hides behind a mask—from the family that cut him out, from the friends he’s afraid to lose and from the reality he doesn’t want to face. He’s been doing a good job of it, too, until a class project forces him and the one-night-stand he hasn’t been able to forget to work together.

Wren Abbott is all too familiar with surviving troubled waters on her own. She’s only ever had herself to depend on, but with her future in Everett’s hands, she is forced to let her walls down. When he keeps showing up for her, she has to face the fact that the tangled mess of feelings between them might not be so complicated after all.

With their pride set aside and their hearts on the line, the choice is theirs to make. Do they run or do they stay and fight?