Strange Touch is a 64-page graphic novel that reads about a struggle to overcome a past that haunts the present. The protagonist keeps traveling between her past and her present and searches for closure of her tormented past. As the plot evolves, the bridge between the present and the dream of her past narrows down and becomes one.
This project acts as a bridge that connects the reader and brings them closer to an experience and emotions that a victim of child abuse or any kind of abuse fails to express. Most of the children become adults but still carry along with them the loose strings of their past and find ways to let out their frustrations.
I strongly believe this project to be a chance to take a leap and face the ugly truth that may have lay hidden under layers of emotional camouflaging.

Strange Touch is available as an ebook and paperback at Amazon for purchase.