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    Green Light to Paradise

    By J. R. Dwornik

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    What do you call a group of super-powered people trying to save the world?
    Not heroes, that’s for sure...

    It’s been over 20 years since mysterious impact points opened up, bringing forth frightening creatures and infecting certain people with strange and terrible powers. Fortunately, normal people can rest easy thanks to Sentinel—a private security force equipped to handle threats both monstrous and human.

    There’s just one problem: Kali, the daughter of Sentinel president Gregory Zakorra, is infected. Her ability has brought her nothing but bad luck and she has spent her life trying to hide it.

    Then, a chance mistake pits her against the company she was set to inherit. Sentinel is up to something way off the business plan, but no one would move against humanity’s saviour. Looks like it’s up to Kali to become the villain the city needs.

    What could go wrong?

    With illustrations by four artists

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrain Lag
    Release dateAug 4, 2016
    ISBN9781928011187
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    J. R. Dwornik

    Born on a Groundhog Day a few decades ago, and raised with repeated viewings of the original Star Wars movies, the author developed a taste for fantastical stories and worlds. He had a healthy appetite for science fiction stories which soon led to other genres and a large collection of paperbacks on the shelf. His day job remains a more monotonous world of numbers, paper and procedures but it has allowed the author to travel through many different countries and cultures including Chile, Australia and into the Arctic Circle for extended periods of time. When not travelling, the author makes his home in southern Ontario, Canada, where he lives happily with his wife and daughter. He spends much of his free time studying vintage aircraft and playing tabletop games.

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