Now 15, Maggie has spent every summer at Camp Bellflower for Girls. From Atlanta, Maggie travels to the heart of Appalachia and enjoys the amenities that camp offers, from arts and crafts to archery and shooting. This year is harder than most, however. Being a teen is hard, and being attracted to girls is even harder. Maggie has never been kissed, and she finds herself attracted to Erin, a talented camp counselor. She's also in competition to complete the distinguished expert gun certification.
Maggie's nascent feelings for Erin threaten both the stability of camp life and her own attitude towards life. Camp expects conformity, but Maggie is finding it increasingly difficult to stay within the boundaries of what is considered "normal." Can Maggie discover her voice and explain how she feels about Erin and her life?
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