Hey readers!
In case you haven't heard, I have other books now available on Wattpad!
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MARVEL: Off-Duty Superheroes
Check out the book covers and descriptions below! I know we're waiting for the next books to follow up The Ides of July and All Hail The King, but I hope these hold you over until Book 3 arrives!
Love,
Jandra
Boy meets girl, girl falls in love, blah-blah-blah.
Let me be clear with you from the beginning. This is not that kind of story.
My name is Cait, and I live in the great city of New York. Okay, so maybe I just moved here, sue me, but what else am I supposed to say? This strange and beautiful metropolis is my new home, or the closest thing I've probably ever had to a home, and I intend to make the most of my time here. I'm 20 years old, an ex-sophomore in college, and I'm really good at math.
Obviously, I've never filled out any kind of bio before.
This is my story. It's the kind of story where reality bites, love isn't always what it seems, and maybe - just maybe - everything won't suck in the end.
«I might be deaf, but everything about you is practically screaming at me.»
Ava Collins is 17 years old.
Yes, she's deaf. Yes, that means she can't hear anything (at all). No, that's not a problem.
She's known Theo De Vries her entire life. He was always the boy who had it all. Wealthy parents, amazing grades, fantastic looks. But during senior year, when he's got the rest of his perfect life ahead of him, Ava hears what no one else does.
Theo's cry for help.
The individual or society. Justice or revenge. Hope or destruction.
When a terrorist attack rips through the London Underground, Rachel Stephens' only worry is when she'll be discharged from the hospital - until she learns that she is MI5's primary suspect. In a world of mass surveillance where the internet and media run rampant, she's left with a choice. Accept fate or fight.
Which would you choose?
Superheroes. They're just like us.
This is a book of imagines and one-shots filled with extraordinary people doing, well, ordinary things. Sometimes they succeed and sometimes they fail, and - no matter what - we get to enjoy the ride.