Diagnosis for Two

Ivy is seventeen, and the kitchen for her is a fortress. Everything is under control here: cards with recipes, perfectly arranged jars of spices, and her impeccable dishes. But people are far less predictable. Ivy has rheumatoid arthritis—a rare autoimmune disease—so her world is mostly limited to home and family. But one day, her sister persuades her to join a support group. There she meets Grant—an charming guy with tousled hair and a warm smile. He knows her world because he lives with the same diagnosis. A spark ignites between them, and for the first time, the kitchen stops being Ivy's only refuge. But love does not erase pain. Ivy has spent her life trying to appear normal, hiding her fatigue and fear, but it becomes harder to do so every day. To avoid losing Grant—and herself—she will have to fight anxiety, stop hiding, and finally open up to the world.