Kacey and her sister are dealing with real tragedy due to a driving under the influence automobile accident that really wipes out everyone in their lives. That premise alone would be devastating, but compounding the problem is Kacey refusal to get help for the injuries the accident has left on her pysche. 
 They move to Florida to start a new life. Kacey is reluctant to let herself feel anything, but she gradually lets people in. And there's a boy in the apartment next door that she lets get close to her. 
 While it was sorta easy to put together the real identity of her neighbor, I thought the connections made between them in the storage were strong and I absolutely loved the "healing" part to the story. 
 So this was a solid 4 star read for me.