Plot
Sylvia Mark is a thirteen year-old girl who feels like an outcast from the other kids her age. She skipped two grades, is amazingly strong, and has the olympic level gymnastic agility. Sylvia also feels incomplete, and occasionally has strange dreams. Night after night these dreams seem to be harbingers of something dark. What she doesn't know is that she's just one of one hundred girls created as part of a genetics experiment, each with their own superpowers. Eight girls were taken out of the facility, and grew up secretly across the country; Sylvia was one of them.
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