Frozen Innocence
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Complete Tue, Jun 1, 202149m
A supervillain wakes up to find his wife, his sons, and a local superhero dead in his house. He has no memory of what happened, and he must fight to figure out whether or not he's guilty while his daughter - the only other survivor - struggles with her newly manifested powers.
Book 10 in the La Fuerza series.
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