What Can't Be Seen (Dr. Gretchen White, #2)

by Brianna Labuskes

It had become harder and harder to remember that she liked her life more than she liked the rush of indulging.

“Reality is a funny thing, isn’t it?” Daniels said blearily. “There’s no such thing as a true reality because we all see it through our own lens. No two people share the same version of reality. And yet we all seem to just accept that we’re all having the same experience.”

Gretchen wasn’t like good people who had simply been born with a moral compass; she had to wake up every day and make the choice to do the right thing instead of the easiest thing.