"Train to the Edge of the Moon"

Fans of "Girl, Interrupted", "Thirteen Reasons Why" and "Catcher in the Rye" will find pieces of themselves in Punk's dark, unique and edgy quest for happiness.

Punk is no ordinary millennial who takes the life as it is. She has a nasty habit of getting in trouble and even though she always goes against the stream and bends the rules she tries to be a better person. Hoping to make positive changes in her life and to find her own way to fulfillment Punk travels to Italy and London. She can’t even imagine what’s waiting there for her. But most of all she has to learn how to survive with her depression and secrets from her past creeping into every corner. Many times she fails, landing in ambushes of stimulants, sex, and self-hatred. The price of indulging her inner wild horses may be too high. Will Punk let them drag her away? Or maybe someone else will step up to them?

"Train to the Edge of the Moon" is about all shades of the young people reality – struggles with career, romances, feeling lost, misunderstood and rejected by society. It’s funny, it makes you laugh and in the next moment it gets sad and dark and you want to crawl into the corner and cry a little. It also raises controversial issues such as addictions, depression, and abuse. Those who have been beaten down, and nearly robbed of everything that makes them who they are, those who refuse to adapt and be another brick in the wall in the modern mayhem will find here hope and strength to fight for their happiness and peace of soul.