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Ava discovers she has a rare ability: the power to heal physical ailments. When the world learns of her gift, patients and media flock to her, hoping for a miracle. With each healing, however, Ava's own health deteriorates, leaving her physically weakened and emotionally strained. As the demands grow, she must navigate the responsibility of her power while protecting the people she loves from both external pressures and her own shrinking vitality.
First publish date: 2014
Genre: Literary Fiction/Contemporary Literary Fiction
Authors: Jason Mott
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