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Tomboy #TPB - Absence of God

M. Goodwin

Publisher: Danger Zone

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Summary

When Jessica is mistaken for the vigilante taking out the Ambidrex 20, Addison disobeys her grandfather's order to save her friend. The event leads Addison down a dark path from which she may not recover, however, as her attempt at heroism leads to a monstrous conclusion instead. 
 not recover, however, as her attempt at heroism leads to a monstrous conclusion instead.
Available since: 09/28/2016.

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