The Girl In The Mirror
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After a tragic event, Samantha has been diagnosed with Dissociative Identity Disorder, a disorder where one person can have multiple personalities. For seven years Samantha's other personality, Patricia has been locked away in a hospital, and when Patricia seems to have disappeared the doctors release Samantha. But when Patricia resurfaces, Samantha has to learn to live with her and also keep it a secret, or she might have to face the consequences.
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