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    The Masked Citizens

    By R.W Homan

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    New Amazon is filled with all sorts of interesting people, but no one is as interesting as Brock Broody and his super intelligent friend, Andy Wilkins. By day and by night, the duo don their costume alter egos as The Butterfly and The Great Tarantula, Masked Citizens of New Amazon.
    Normally, the duo conduct super community service; feeding the homeless, encouraging healthy food for kids and leading Bible Studies. They aren't comic book superheroes and most people just treat them as interesting citizens.
    When a super villain appears in New Amazon, threatening to burn down the entire city unless the heroes face him, its up to the unnaturally strong Brock Broody and his socially awkward but dangerously smart friend, Andy Wilkins, to thwart the exploding wrath of The Fire Ant.
    Fun for the whole family, The Masked Citizens attempt to show everyone that crime fighting doesn't need an actual fight, but with forgiveness and prayer.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateSep 18, 2018
    ISBN9780359093700
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