To JP. With love and gratitude x infinity. Because what is true is never lost.

And to Scott. For all the hours you listened to me talk about this story. For all the drafts you were kind enough to read. For all the notes you were smart enough to give. But most of all, for being the spiritual warrior that you are, walking so bravely beside me on this magnificent journey. I love you truly, madly, deeply, and eternally.

About the Author

Tiffanie DeBartolo is the author of the novels God-Shaped Hole and How To Kill a Rockstar, as well as the graphic novel Grace: Based on the Jeff Buckley Story. She is the co-founder and Chief Executive Super Goddess of Bright Antenna Records, the co-founder of the ShineMaker foundation, and also wrote and directed the film Dream For An Insomniac. She lives in Mill Valley, California.

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