Iron Prison - Thompson, Mary Jo
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Recovering from their escape, Zoey, Lexi, Zuri, and Madison are just beginning to piece together the epic nature of their abilities... and their past. But before they can move on in their newfound freedom, they need to find and rescue the others before it's too late. "I don't understand what you want or what you think I have to offer." "It's very simple. I watched you do it the first day you were here." His voice was cheerful as he came to her side. Finally, she could see his profile in her peripheral vision. Bending down, he whispered, "You remember, don't you? The way you protected yourself by pushing the guards away without ever even touching them?"…mehr

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Recovering from their escape, Zoey, Lexi, Zuri, and Madison are just beginning to piece together the epic nature of their abilities... and their past. But before they can move on in their newfound freedom, they need to find and rescue the others before it's too late. "I don't understand what you want or what you think I have to offer." "It's very simple. I watched you do it the first day you were here." His voice was cheerful as he came to her side. Finally, she could see his profile in her peripheral vision. Bending down, he whispered, "You remember, don't you? The way you protected yourself by pushing the guards away without ever even touching them?"
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M.J. Thompson is a retired Combat Weather Forecaster who occasionally jumped out of perfectly good airplanes, is a co-founder of Hidden Artists of Sanford, sells real estate, renovates houses, and in her downtime writes fiction novels. M.J., her husband, and four children live in Sanford, NC. Her debut novel, Glass Prison, was born after a jump accident found her with a traumatic brain injury that temporarily plunged her into a dark and silent world in which the only thing she found tolerable was writing with her eyes closed. During those lost days, she occasionally wrote snippets of her experiences. One of which gave life to the women in the debut of her Prisoner Series.