Nuclear Reactions

Nuclear Reactions

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The town of Seattle, Washington is a peaceful town. Aside from the occasional spikes the crime rate or the shootings here and there everything is pretty normal. Or at least it was. One day the towns nuclear power-plant exploded sending blast of nuclear energy through the air. The adults and children are dead all that are left are teenagers. They aren't normal teenagers anymore though. their defining abilities and characteristic have only been enhanced and made into super powers. this isn't a super hero story though its still a high school story. This book will tackle things like anxiety, depression, and at some point suicide. If you are sensitive to any of these topic please do not read.
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