Is it worse to be paralyzed by disease, than by fear? Kat doesn't think of herself as a polio survivor. No. She's just a survivor. For the past four years, she's waited for the men who attacked her to get out of prison. She still hears their voices; they haunt her dreams at night. Their desire is to ruin her life-or take it. But Kat won't go willingly; she'll fight. Her roommate's elder brother Gabe, has offered her refuge at the family home in Wyoming, and she's accepted. A survivor? Yes, she's determined and strong. Gabe, however, sees her as headstrong and stubborn, and lets her know it. But Kat couldn't care less about his opinion.She only knows the men she testified against four years ago are about to be released on parole... And they've vowed to come after her

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