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Electron: Origins

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Jason Pelt was always a good boy. He stuck up for the kids who got bullied in class, he made sure nobody got cut in line, or that nobody's lunch money was taken. Even as a child he possessed a great deal of moral sense. When this child is endowed with magnificent power over life itself by one of his father's inventions, he immediately uses them for good. But there are always others that seek to do bad. Witness the rise of an American hero, and watch the steady fall of a great man into a horrid monster. Full of visceral action and an immersive plot, this story is sure to keep your attention.All Rights Reserved

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Electron: Origins
Wed, Sep 3, 2014

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