What Doesn't Kill You

In a sleepy Texas town, sixteen-year-old Cory Purvis grapples with the monotony of small-town life. Surrounded by familiar faces and a predictable routine, she longs for something more exciting and meaningful. As she confides in her best friend about her aspirations and frustrations, the stark contrast between their dreams and their reality becomes increasingly palpable.

When a mysterious incident disrupts the dullness of daily life, Cory's world is turned upside down. She finds herself drawn into a web of secrets that challenges her understanding of friendship, trust, and courage. This sudden upheaval pushes her to confront her beliefs and redefine what it means to be strong.

As Cory struggles to navigate the complexities of adolescence amid the chaos, she discovers that true strength often emerges from vulnerability and resilience. The experience transforms not only her view of herself but also her relationships, leading her toward a path of self-discovery in a world that is anything but predictable.