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    Sons of IO

    By Alain Medel

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    In the year 2086, three friends, Virgil, Haley, and Cameron, are prisoners in Purgatory. After a nuclear war on Earth, the remaining humans now inhabit IO, a moon orbiting Jupiter. The inhabitants of Purgatory are told they have a deadly virus and must be quarantined - but Virgil knows the truth: there is no virus.

    The 124 children in Purgatory have unique gifts: Virgil has telekinesis, Haley can manipulate sound waves, and Cameron can heal others. Determined to escape their prison, the three friends hatch a daring plan. Will they make it out of Purgatory? How powerful are they? And how is the mysterious Marcus Raine connected to it all?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPulse LLC
    Release dateMar 30, 2018
    ISBN9781370640584
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    Alain Medel

    Alain Medel is a YA fiction author with an affinity for sci-fi and fantasy stories. When he isn't busy typing away, he can be found spending time with his family, binge watching TV shows, and consuming vast quantities of caffeine in the form of mochas at his local coffee shop. Alain lives in Parker, Colorado, with his wife, two children, and four dogs.

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