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The Superhero's Damsel

The Superhero's Damsel

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Being the superhero's damsel in distress isn't easy. Chloe Malone fights to avoid the paparazzi obsessed with the resident superhero, to not avail. Instead, she finds love and being warned to stay away from Cobalt Blaze. What is a girl to do now when her feelings seem to be always in a mess? Credits to @AshleeMay for the amazing cover!
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