Taking On

in your life, have you ever experienced an abrupt burst of willpower? A clarity that surged into existence seemingly out of nowhere? Have you ever experienced a sudden rush of energy walking through nature-seeing life brimming all around?
Have you ever stood in the tall grass-the sun beating down-and came to think of it all? Just everything?
A subconscious part of your mind telling you something, as if saying, 'It's time to begin.'

Reese Connolly is an extraordinary individual. From walking through walls to hearing conversations across buildings to disintegrating items between her fingertips, she doesn't know the limits of her body.
Yet she's also young, inexperienced, and isolated. She has trouble connecting with others on a personal basis, and developing friendships is a constant struggle for her. After all, how is it possible to stay confident when your only talent changes, slips away, and evades you when you need it the most?
Reese also has a problem: someone has dirt on her. This person, who is someone her age, seems to want to use the knowledge of her abilities-despite being scattered and deeply unreliable-to benefit themselves. The scariest part about it is that she doesn't know this person at all.
At the start of it all-an adventure to find her true limits-she really only has one question on her mind:
'Why me?'