More than Meets the Eye

Grace, a young music teacher, joins her cousin and best friend in a small coastal town of the Maine state, eager to start a new life after ten years in darkness, and struggles to hide her awkward behavior and inexperience feeling inadequate and still “handicapped.”
It's a captivating romance where Grace's ‘atypical’ behavior intrigues and attracts the attention of the harsh and domineering most coveted bachelor.
Meeting him will eventually bring light back into her life, and will turn her “handicap” into a skill.
Daniel and Grace will eventually learn that our sharpest-sighted organ is our heart.
This intense, but also funny romance deals with our incapacity to perceive ourselves like the others around us do, and with how we are blinded by our own view of our flaws, and magnify them to a point where we fail to see how we really affect the others.

In a world driven by images, our perception of ourselves becomes crucial.