Leah Archer was just 12 years old when she hit her head on a rock and fell into a coma, one that doctors weren't sure she'd ever come back from. But when she wakes up four years later, she faces the struggle of recovery and fights to regain any hint...
Leah Archer was just 12 years old when a tragic accident left her in a coma, one that doctors weren't sure she'd ever come back from. But when she wakes up four years later, she faces the struggle of recovery and fights to regain any hint of a normal life.
Noah Davis is the star running back of his high school football team before a nasty tackle takes him out for months. After surgery and a rough few months of recovery, he hopes his physical therapy has been enough to get him back on the field. But as senior year approaches, he realizes that balancing football with the rest of his life may be harder than before.
As both Leah and Noah fight their own battles, they discover that recovery is a long road that may just be better traveled together.
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Created by: RB Woods
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Original Start: 12 February 2015
Rewrite Start: 7 July 2016
Completed: TBD
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I write a lot of this story on my phone. There will be plenty of typos, and I'll try to catch them when I edit, but that won't always be the case. If you see something, feel free to point it out, but try not to be rude :)
Also, I tend to go back and add small details to my stories after chapters have been written to try and avoid plot holes and inconsistencies. If you come across anything that doesn't make sense, please either leave a comment asking or try and reread to check and see if you've missed something!
Don't hesitate to comment and give me some advice or criticism!! I'm so excited to edit this story once the first draft is finished, and I expect to change a lot from this version. Let me know what you think and any changes you'd like! Also, if you chose to stop reading halfway through (I understand, I do it too), please kindly tell me why! I want to know how I can improve.
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