In book two of the Emotional Imprints Series, Pitch, Yaw & Roll, we find Beth Lawrence tossed into the unknown. Overnight in July of 1979, her parents suddenly moved to the remote woods of rural New Hampshire where everything seems upside down and 180 degrees different from everything she knew before. "New state, new home, new lives. No friends." She went from being the poorest girl in an urban, all-girls, elite private school where she was made fun of for not being a debutante to being called a "rich, preppy, flatlander" in the co-ed, public school in a small New England town. At 14, everything is new, including the awkward and confusing changes her body goes through as a young teen.