For nearly two years, seventeen-year-old Scott Furman and his girlfriend, Briana Johnson, have managed to keep their true love relationship a secret from her parents with the aid of Peter Anderson, Scott's long-lost twin. Unwilling to jeopardize their relationship, Scott and Briana continue to abide by her parents' strict rules. But just as they make future plans, tragedy strikes, and Scott is forced to make himself known. Unlike his parents, Briana's parents are unwilling to accept their daughter's romance with a boy from South Hillside and begin to devise a plan to separate them. A nonverbal battle of wits between Scott and Briana's parents begins. Does the determination of true love struggling to remain together prevail? Or does the determination of parents' anxiousness to separate that young love prevail? Either way, the betrayal of love will occur

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