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Seeing Clearly
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Ongoing, First published Mar 28, 2012
Alaya O’Connor is a piano prodigy. Arianna O’Connor is a
soccer star. With their futures relying on the care they take to
uphold their talents, these twins aren’t left with much else to
do.

But when the stress becomes too much, Arianna runs away from
home, and thus starts the first domino in a horrible sequence of
tragedies that leaves Alaya an orphan, and blind. 

Struggling to pick up the pieces of her life, Alaya is moved to
live with her aunt. Only a new school, new life, and no
foreseeable future lies ahead. The accident that left her in a
world of darkness also manifested in her mind, and left her
fearful of the one thing that always brought her solace: her
piano. 

After meeting Aiden and his sister, Danielle, Alaya begins to
see that there is more to life than the sense of sight. The
secrets that cripple them are nearly as appalling as her own, and
the more she learns about the siblings, the more she learns about
herself.

Meanwhile, Arianna has no idea the calamities that have
befallen her sister. But when the truth is revealed, so are
secrets that some would rather be kept away from prying eyes.
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