About the book: year / Blue Ichhawk doesn’t know who she is. Doesn't know her real name or when she was born. When she was two years old, her parents abandoned the girl, she was raised by some tramp, and Blue did not go to school until she was ten. She's nineteen now, most of her peers are already in college or otherwise moving on with their lives, and she's only in her senior year of high school. Without a mother, without a father, without faith and without a future, Blue Ichhawk is, to put it mildly, a difficult student. Rude, tough and yet overtly sexual, she is the polar opposite of the young British teacher who was determined enough to rise to the challenge and take the troublemaker under his wing. This is the story of a scoundrel becoming a person. A story of an unlikely friendship, a story in which hope promotes healing and redemption and becomes love. But when you don't know who you really are, falling in love only complicates everything. Loving a person who knows exactly who he is and why he cannot love you back is unbearable.