Story cover for Insanity is the Only Path to Happiness by SourSkittles00
Insanity is the Only Path to Happiness
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Ongoing, First published Oct 30, 2016
Due to Amber's father being let go from his job in Connecticut, her two brothers, her parents, her two sisters and she are going to a small town named Delta, which just happens to be in Wisconsin. However, when they reach their destination, an attic full of small crystal balls filled with beautifully colored lights draws her attention and sets her on the road to discovering a secret that has laid dormant for centuries.
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