Human: Arca

Human: Arca
ISBN-10
0997574038
ISBN-13
9780997574036
Series
Human
Category
Fiction
Pages
342
Language
English
Published
2017-06-06
Author
Karen Diem

Description

After a dip into superpowered vigilantism, Zita Garcia wants her old life, her new abilities, and none of the consequences. Death? Acceptable risk. Taxes? No problem. Supervillains hunting magical cutlery of mass destruction? Bad, very bad. Supervillains hunting her best friend, who is barely speaking to her? Zita better dig out her mask-fast.

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