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The Almost Heroes
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Complete, First published Jul 31, 2015
Blue eyes and a rare gene combined make you special. Special in ways that comicbook superheroes are, secret and powerful and deadly. The only reason Lindy Marvin finds this out is because she- and 9 others her age- are some of them.
Sent to Super School, these so-called heros have a lot of work in front of them. Between training, new secrets, old secrets, never-meant-to-be-found secrets and a whole bunch of other annoying stuff thrown her way, Lindy has a lot on her hands.
10 heros.
5 real, 5 back-ups.
Who else could save the world?
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