The Butterfly Project

by Emma Scott

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At fourteen, Zelda Rossi witnesses something she can’t unsee, and the guilt that follows hardens her into a girl who believes she must control every outcome. Ten years later, she pours her pain into a dystopian graphic novel about vigilantes who travel back in time to prevent terrible crimes—only to have her dreams derailed when life strands her in a new city and forces her into an unexpected connection with Beckett Copeland, a bike messenger haunted by the choices that landed him in prison. As Zelda and Beckett form a reluctant alliance, their sharp-edged clashes gradually give way to the possibility of forgiveness, healing, and—if they can risk it—love. Blending emotional realism with speculative imagination, the story explores how regret can trap us, how small acts of courage can change everything, and why letting go is often the hardest, most transformative choice.

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CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Published Feb 20, 2017

276 pages

ISBN: 9781543255645

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First Published

2017

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for The Butterfly Project by Emma Scott.

Violence
Abuse
Death/Grief
Substance Use
Suicide/Self-Harm