At twelve years old, Heather Petersen wanted to die.

Growing up amid arguments, addiction, and abuse, Heather spirals from despair into rebellion.
By the seventh grade, she’s drinking, smoking, and doing drugs. As a teen, she settles into
playing the victim and drowning in self-pity. Then she meets Jayson Stover.

Jayson dreams of making it as a musician. Drawn to his hopefulness, which had been entirely
absent in her upbringing, Heather confesses that she loves to sing. And so they became a duo . . .
in both music and love. But the too-familiar pattern of her childhood follows her into adulthood,
easily enabled by the bars where they play their gigs. It takes a death in the family and a series of
health scares for Heather to ask, “Where do people go when they die? Can there be something
greater than this life on earth?”

In this candid and moving journey through abuse, addiction, sobriety, and redemption, Heather
Stover shares her very real story of meeting God in the darkest of places. Learning to trust Him,
run to Him in prayer, and rest in Him for comfort, Heather finds the key to the healthy and
lasting change He wants for all of us. Are you ready for God to work a change in you?