Trigger warning: Group explores themes of depression, suicidal ideations, grief, drugs, and alcohol. The Juarez twins were inseparable until Jade's untimely death at the age of seventeen, turning their world upside down. And after being catapulted into a new and unfamiliar world, Group sessions become Jade's key to progressing and finding peace. But she can't seem to remember any of the facts surrounding her death. Her journey to unravel these details meets her head-on as she experiences revelations about herself that she cannot fathom. At the same time-in the living world-Pearl spirals into an abyss of crushing grief and depression. Reluctantly attending a support group session, she meets a stranger who turns her world upside down. This new stranger ignites a love within her that she has never felt before but she wonders if that love is enough for her to heal. Can the bond between the two sisters survive the throes of death, grief, love, and everything in between? Group brings to light the struggles teens face when losing a loved one, and how that loss can influence one's mental health. This book's goal is to help those who identify with the book's premise recognize the signs and seek help to recover. This book is suitable for ages 14 and up. What do readers think?"Pain, loss, grief, is there any one way in which people react? No. Heather E Robyn's Group does a great job of portraying all the ways in which people can react to the loss of a loved one and the process through which each can recover. This book also delves into general mental health and red flags we can be looking for in loved ones who are going through traumatic times." - Amazon customer