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Clementine Hope was born into silence.
Forgotten in the hospital by the people meant to love her, named by NICU nurses, raised in a home where her siblings mocked her and her parents pretended she wasn't there - Clem learned early that being alive didn't guarantee being seen.
Now, years later, she's a rising singer-songwriter with a voice the world can't ignore. But when her estranged family suddenly paints her as the heartless daughter who "abandoned" them, the internet turns into a battlefield she never asked for.
One shaky livestream changes everything.
Clementine finally speaks. About the scar on her back, the sister who left her bleeding, the phone given to her with no contacts, the years she tried and failed to be wanted. For the first time, millions hear the truth she carried alone.
Her story spreads. Her song Scar in C Minor becomes an anthem. And the family that once erased her is forced into a silence they can't control.
But Clem isn't seeking revenge.
She's seeking release.
With stadiums singing her lyrics back to her and the world finally recognizing what she survived, Clementine Hope begins to rewrite her story. One verse, one truth, one victory at a time.
This is a novel about healing, reclamation, and the power of finding your voice when the world tried to take it away.