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It was only meant to be a harmless prank: Jenna, Chloe's best friend, hides her clothes and demands that Chloe run stark naked through the school building to retrieve them. Reluctantly, Chloe agrees — and gets caught on the spot. Now she faces expulsion, police investigation, and public disgrace. In desperation, Jenna resorts to a bold lie: she tells the school board that Chloe is a committed nudist, meaning the incident was not misconduct but an expression of her personal beliefs. The authorities buy the story — but what saves Chloe also becomes her perfect prison. From now on, she must publicly live as a nudist, even though she never was one. Any deviation would expose the lie and bring the original punishments crashing back down. Thus begins Chloe's humiliating fight for survival in a world that sees her as something she never wanted to be.

Lyra awoke in a cornfield, naked, with no memory of how she got there. No clothes. No money. Around her: a medieval world of elves, magic, and monsters—things she'd only ever known from games. A simple dress costs more than she can earn in a week. The people stare. And the first friendly stranger warns her from the dangers around her. Lyra grits her teeth and takes the jobs no one else will. She fights bare-fisted when she has to, scraping together coin by coin. But every piece of clothing she manages to afford tears, slips—as if the world itself doesn't want her covered. Someone put her here. And when she finally starts finding answers, she almost wishes she'd never asked.