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    Midnight

    By Stefani Chaney

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    Jo Harding never thought of herself as a villain. At seventeen, her only adversary was her chronic illness. Yet, when a group of superheroes separates Jo from her brother, nothing will stop her from getting Jamie back.
    After waking up in a morgue, Jo finds herself with no money, nowhere to go, and no way of letting her famous twin brother know she is still alive. To make matters even worse, she starts exhibiting uncontrollable powers. Afraid and in a body she can't rely upon, Jo scours the town with help from a bookstore owner and his former-military husband. Each encounter leads the superheroes to believe they are fighting a villain. However, the real villain is the leader they are following, the doctor who left Jo to die.

    This second edition includes a sneak peek of Midnight's highly anticipated sequel, Liminal Boy.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStefani Chaney
    Release dateMay 1, 2019
    ISBN9781733828529
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    Midnight
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    Stefani Chaney

    Stefani Chaney is the author of The Opposition series and the paranormal romance, The Moonlight Herders. Stefani graduated with a degree in Creative Writing and currently lives in Arizona with a clowder of cats. She likes coffee, puns, and letting her chronic illness know who's in charge. More information about her books can be found on her website, stefanichaney.com.

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