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Ultraviolet Gene book 1: The Lost Children
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In what seems like a random twist of fate, the lives of four young people have been forever changed. Matty miraculously escaped from a car accident that should have killed him. Ellie discovered her power of telekinesis, but so did an organization full of folks who seem content to use her as their laboratory rat. Jet was happy to keep his friend Casey's mind-reading abilities a secret, but Casey has up and vanished. How in the world will he explain that? At first they seem like isolated incidents, but could it all be one giant conspiracy? Only by coming together and combining their talents will the lost children find their answer.
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