The Crimson Project
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Elodie McCoy isn't your typical teenage girl.
Sure, she gets average grades and doesn't really excel at anything other than napping - but there is one small, tiny detail that sets her apart from the rest...
Elodie McCoy has superpowers.
A freak accident in her father's lab, unfamiliar powers that she can't control, an increased threat of villain attacks, an emotionally detached mother and a workaholic father - Elodie thought her biggest problem would be another year of high school.
How wrong she was.
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