The New Yorker Book

Description

Aurora Williams, a seventeen-year-old girl, who has caged her butterflies in cages her whole life, is given a chance to unleash them on the world after receiving an acceptance letter from Columbia University in New York City, and so she is conflicted between the life she wants and the one she has. Once the decision was made, the massive change left The New Yorker’s butterflies aloof, homeless, and confused about tomorrow, yet when she finally meets the handsome billionaire — her own captor — who may be her last chance for a better future, the young girl is once again put in a situation.