Hollywood Lights Fallout Girl

Can he convince her to live? Can he convince her to love?I leave town the day my mother is buried.Los Angeles feels safer than home because I know I will never care about anyone there. Caring is dangerous. Loving someone means I might hurt them the way I hurt everyone else.Daphne welcomes me anyway. Her kindness disarms me. Then I meet John, brilliant and steady and terrifying in the way he makes me feel seen.I tell myself I can walk away. I always do. But love does not let go so easily, and running might finally cost me everything that matters.Read this if you love: fear of hurting others grief and loss slow burn romance found family mental health journey starting over in Los AngelesFallout Girl is the emotional fourth book in the Hollywood Lights contemporary romance series.If you like layered heroines, healing love stories, and emotional depth, you'll love this powerful read.For fans of Colleen Hoover and Christina Lauren, Fallout Girl is a story of redemption and self-discovery, exploring the complexities of love, friendship, and the journey to healing.Content Notes: Fallout Girl contains strong romantic elements with some steamy and fade-to-black scenes. It discusses alcoholism and suicide. There are flashback scenes of child abuse, of neglect by parents, of attempted killing by poisoning, and of self-defense killing by gun. The main character has bipolar disorder, which causes her to struggle. (The author also has bipolar disorder.)