Overload

Overload

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It's hard enough trying to have a normal life. When a complication forces June to give up the thing she loves most, she resorted to hiding, in hopes that her new-found abilities would fade. However, once things take a turn for the worst, June's eyes are opened to a world of others like herself and she enrolls in a school that's supposed to help her learn control, something she so desperately wants. But things are never as they seem, especially anybody that claims to help her. As she and fellow classmates are slowly dragged into the middle of two adverse forces, June must quickly learn to stay in control or be controlled by her fears and enemies, if she wants to keep her head above water. It's hard enough trying to live a normal life. It's even harder to maintain when control is the only thing that keeps you from overloading. © 2013 R.M. Lee All rights reserved. Silhouette on the cover from: http://faestock.deviantart.com/
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