On the outside, Megan looks like a typical LDS girl. She knows all the right answers and participates in all the right programs. But when Shane, a nonmember boy who's a couple of years older and really good-looking, starts to pay attention to Megan, the standards she can recite by heart just don't feel all that important. The risks seems small at first—staying out too late, dressing more provocatively—and even though the friction between Megan and her mom is increasing, she's sure she can handle it. That illusion is shattered when Megan discovers she is pregnant, and Shane leaves her to face the consequences alone. Is repentance possible? Should she keep the baby? Or should she give it up to be adopted by a childless couple whose greatest wish is to have a family? In his usual insightful way, Jack Weyland explores a problem that is all too common in today's world.