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    Burnt

    By Maeghan Jo Kimball

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    Lila Raspreno is a genetic experiment that went horribly right. She is the world’s only Telepathic Empathic Telekinetic Pyrokinetic Psion. She has built a safe haven for others like herself called SAPP; School for the Advancement of Practical Psionics. Then she stumbles upon Anderson Olm, the single most powerful Cognitive that she has even met.

    Someone wants Anderson Olm dead. And they are willing to kill her to get to him. There is something special about him and none of the experts in the field of Psionics have any idea what it is. As Lila tries to understand what is so special about him, she falls further down the rabbit hole of her past and what it has to do with her future. Is Anderson Olm the answer that has eluded the experts? Or is he just another freak in Lila’s freak show of SAPP?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateOct 10, 2014
    ISBN9781312590588
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    Maeghan Jo Kimball

    Entergetic and fun-loving writer and participant in life. Always liking for new experiences and new things to write about, Maeghan can be found at Music Festivals, conventions, or even just a walk in the woods. Always willing to discuss her writings, life, TV and movies, she loves company and craves stimulating conversations.

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