It's fun to dream. Growing up transgender in a small, conservative town, under the heel of an abusive father, Abra Collins had always dreamed of a different life. A life where she could be herself, surrounded by those she loved. With no small effort, Abra, now in her late twenties, has built that life. She and her three dearest friends run Cluster, a combination coffee shop, music venue, and vintage toy store. It's a safe, secure, and joyful place where four misfits can live life as they desire. It's everything Abra ever dreamed. But there's a problem with dreams: Eventually, you have to wake up.When two of her friends announce they are leaving town, they inadvertently expose the cracks in her seemingly stable life. Long-buried feelings begin to crawl their way to the surface, old wounds reopen, and life-long relationships fracture. Suddenly finding herself trying to navigate a world she no longer recognizes, with no one to help her but her slightly-unhinged ex, Abra must figure out what to take with her, what to leave behind, and most of all, who she has become. Steeped in geek culture and brimming with heartbreak and wry humor in equal measure, Jessica Conwell's debut novel explores identity, love, friendship, and family in all their beautiful, messy forms.