Spark (Under Editing and Updating)
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Sure, you've seen these types of books, the ones with a group of kids with superpowers, the ones with the elemental powers, even the ones about going into a game, but this new group of kids aren't like their cliched counterparts - they're our counterparts.
Our counterparts live on the same Earth we do, listen to the same songs we do, live where we do, and almost mimic the same life we do, but some of them don't.
Some get into unfortunate events that follow them for the rest of their lives. Some of them might have slightly different DNA then us. Some might even have superpowers.
In this story, it will follow the lives of some of our counterparts who get struck by lightning and gain superpowers while making a gaming group in a game. Throughout this, they will have to team up with other group mates (who share the same secret) and outside sources to figure out how to overthrow an evil organization who has taunted the group for mouths.
But what if they have been taunted them for years without them knowing it?
Book one of the Spark series!
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