Betrayed by her negotiator brother, her fiancé, and her doctor mother—all choosing Ivy—Wren bleeds to death after three days of torture. Only intern Mia believes her. But death isn't the end. Wren wakes as June, a silent nine-year-old in a poor, loving family. A flashlight brother makes her voice matter. A loud little sister teaches her to want. And slowly, June learns the words she never got to say: "It hurts." A story about being heard—at last.
