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    Victim
    Victim
    Victim
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    Victim

    By Michael Edwards

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    In a world where superpowers are handed out like candy, Shelby Turner must survive the chaos and has to deal with a worthless power that she barely understands. She must prove she is not a VICTIM.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichael Edwards
    Release dateJun 14, 2021
    ISBN9781005955458
    Victim
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    Michael Edwards

    Michael Edwards was born in Brixton and left school at fifteen to become a cabinet maker’s apprentice. He has worked in the City, as a flour factor and cereals importer, a director of a food packing company, and as a legal archivist. He lives in Bournemouth with his wife Ann.

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