Another Regular Day?
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Clint is a 16 year old boy that discovered he had special abilities when he was 13. He thought he was the only one, that he was different. He'll soon find out that he was wrong. He tried fighting crime. It didn't work. Being taken in by a group called Cerberus, he will see the path of darkness. At first, he won't agree to it, but slowly and surely, he will come to love it. After a while, he will be recruited by a government run program called Nest. This group will help Clint discover several truths and beginnings while unlocking what will become the future.
This book will include a sequel in the future and both will serve as a type of prequel to another book I am writing currently, Evil is Just Around the Corner. The cover was by Noushka. She also did my cover for Evil is Just Around the Corner. You guys should check her out.
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