Ivy grows up in a town where daughters are inventory. Her family strips her of money, credit, and any chance of leaving, then hands her sister to a man as payment. Ivy gets out anyway, with nothing but nerve and a head for numbers.
Working for Liam, a boss who backs her instead of using her, she turns small wins into leverage. But the town still holds her mother and her sister, and going back means facing the men who wrote the rules. Ivy has to decide how much she is willing to risk to pull her family — and the women after them — into daylight.
