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The Midnight Warriors - cover

The Midnight Warriors

Nirmani Walpola

Publisher: Emerald Books

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Summary

Two teens try to balance their lives as regular middle schoolers with their sworn obligation to save the world . . .Clara, the most popular girl in school, and Damien, an antisocial prankster, have nothing in common except that they’re been best friends forever. But each of them withholds a secret from the other: that they are teenage assassins in a secret organization. In fact, it’s the same secret organization, and their alter egos are bitter enemies.Hiding under a mask your whole life can flip the world upside down, and that’s what happens to Clara when she finds out Damien’s missing. Clara realizes that he is in the hands of General Skylock, her assassin organization’s fiercest enemy. Now Clara must either surrender or face her friend’s death . . .
Available since: 06/30/2021.
Print length: 128 pages.

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