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Embark on an adventure with the main character Blaze and his friends Jack and Jazzlyn. They are taking on the biggest and baddest adventure the world has ever seen. Junior year of High school.
They come into contact with bullies, evil parents, horrible teachers. And Blaze isn't like the rest of them. He is special, he can do things others can't. Will it help in his new relationship though? Or will it cause this young love to end as fast as it started. Read to find out!!
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