I don’t fit in here and never will. But if I leave, do I risk losing it all? Where is God’s voice in all of this? These are the questions seventeen-year-old Alli Mancini keeps asking herself. At every turn, she’s mocked for her Christian faith, and whenever she sees Chad Barton, she remembers how he shattered her heart. With graduation coming soon, moving to California feels like the right decision. But which will be harder—leaving or staying? Alli’s best friend, Tessa, is hurting and Alli feels responsible. She’d been at the party the night traffickers kidnaped Tessa, and Alli wonders if she could’ve done more to protect her friend that night. With Tessa home, Alli fears that leaving Tessa in her fragile state would only cause her pain. Then there’s Anthony. Good-looking and an amazing guy. Anthony’s feelings for her are obvious and Alli can’t ignore the awakening in her own heart. Would she miss out on what could have been between them if she left? In desperation, Alli turns to the one source she should’ve started with, knowing that trusting God will lead her to make the right choice. But does she remember how to trust God? Find out in “Just Solitary Me,” the second installment in the Proverb’s Daughters trilogy. REGINA FELTY lives in Arizona with her husband, Andrew, and their energetic rat terrier, Rocco. She spends way too much of her free time listening to Crime Junkie episodes and scrolling through social media when she should be writing. Although she has always written to entertain others, it was during her difficult teen years that Regina turned to writing as a source of personal therapy. Besides dividing her time between being an author and her career as an American Sign Language Educational Interpreter, Regina also manages her blog, It's a Felty Thing, and has a special place in her heart for troubled youth.