Running Lean

When an eating disorder takes control of his girlfriend, a dirt-bike riding teen vows to "fix" her.

Running Lean [run·ning leen]
  1. A term referring to the ratio of fuel to air in an internal combustion engine.
  2. A physical condition where not enough fuel is present for optimal performance of the body.
  3. A spiritual condition in which a person tries to go through life without God.

Six months after his brother’s death in Afghanistan, Calvin Greenlee runs from his pain by racing his motorcycle along North Carolina rural roads. His girlfriend, Stacey Youngblood, is the one person who really understands Calvin’s grief. But Stacey has a vision for her future; will she have to leave Calvin behind to pursue fashion design in New York or London? For Stacey, looking good in the clothes she creates means losing weight. Lots of weight. When Calvin learns Stacey’s weird diet is really anorexia, he’s determined to “fix” the problem, because he can’t bear to lose another loved one. But winning the battle could ruin their relationship. Losing it could cost Stacey her life.