Lucas Flint

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Ashley Jason and the Superhero Academy

Ashley Jason and the Superhero Academy

In the first Ashley Jason book, sixteen-year-old superhero-in-training Ashley 'Crafter' Jason has to juggle going to a new school, finding a cure for the genetic disease slowly killing her, and protecting herself from a villain who holds a grudge against her and her dad.

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Series: Ashley Jason, Book 1
Genre: Superhero
Tags: Action Adventure, Superheroes, Young Adult
Publisher: Secret Identity Books
Publication Year: August 2020
Length: 342 pages (print edition)
ASIN: B08D2B17WS
List Price: $0.00 (FREE!)
About the Book

She doesn’t want to be a superhero. But she has no choice.

Sixteen-year-old Ashley ‘Crafter’ Jason has trust issues. Especially with supers, despite being a super and daughter of two famous superheroes herself.

That’s because Ashley suffers from a rare genetic disorder known as Hernandez’s Disease. Left unchecked, Ashley’s own powers will kill her before she turns twenty-one. The superhero community fears and shuns everyone who suffers from this disorder, forcing Ashley to keep it a secret to avoid total ostracization and even violence from her fellow supers.

To find a cure, Ashley enrolls at the Theodore Jason Academy for Young Superhumans, the country’s best superhero school. Her science teacher, Professor Dean Hernandez, specializes in superhuman genetics and believes he can cure her.

A cure becomes the last thing on Ashley’s mind, however, when Parasite, a deadly superhuman terrorist, threatens to destroy the Academy and Ashley herself. Now Ashley must manage her condition, embrace her superhero heritage, and learn to trust others to defeat Parasite and save the Academy.

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