In the stifling humidity of Savannah high society, fifteen-year-old Noah Holloway navigates the rigid traditions of St. Cecilia Academy. Eager to blend into the parochial school hierarchy, Noah copies the lip gloss and football gossip of the reigning campus clique. At home, her affluent parents obsess over country club appearances, barely paying attention to Noah's quiet isolation behind the dinner table.
Beneath her obedient exterior, Noah conceals a truth she barely dares name within her conservative religious world: an intense attraction toward other girls. As her fascination with the school's charismatic queen bee intensifies, Noah struggles to maintain her carefully constructed performance. Risking social ostracization from her elite peers and family, Noah faces the terrifying challenge of accepting her true self.
