What happens when the healer is the one who needs healing?

Jaymes McClerkiens, a therapist who has built a life on fixing other people. His clients improve. His practice thrives. His team trusts him implicitly.

But Jaymes is hiding something.

A leaf collection he can't explain. A love he can't release. A past he can't remember. And a life pattern he hasn't noticed.

When a crisis threatens everything he's built, Jaymes must choose: continue running from the truth, or finally turn the mirror on himself.

Through suspenseful twists and turns, he will be forced to answer a question many ask: "What do healers do when they need healing?"

A psychological literary novel about trauma, memory, and the cost of being everyone's sanctuary except your own.