Few things are more terrifying than living in total darkness, but Charlie may have found something worse. On the verge of total blindness, she discovers that life as she knows it is a lie, and that lie entangles everyone she loves.

Charlie's mother, Nina, is holding her life and family together with a fraying ribbon. She is walking the line of functional depression, terrified to admit she'd trade every bit of her beautiful life for the truth.

Marie has everything she needs-supportive family, friends, and a career she loves. As a blind woman in Baltimore, Maryland, she's learned not to ask for more, but when Walter Mavin walks across her front porch in early spring, he doesn't just interrupt Wednesday afternoon knit club. He disrupts her whole world.

Author Lili Vincent explores the depth and strength of relationships that transcend distance, space, and time. Her debut novel, a multi-point-of-view masterpiece, will take you on a captivating journey knit by three women as they face their fears and confront a deception that could break a family for good. See Saw invites the reader to ask the questions:

Is it okay to lie if lying protects people you love?

How far will a person go to find forgiveness?