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Mindscape follows Christopher Lane, a student scarred by guilt, as he returns to the clandestine Myers Holt academy in London where a select group of youths are trained to use their psychic abilities to aid police investigations. While Christopher works to master his powers, the identical twin of the boy he killed, Ernest, covertly devises a plan of revenge, setting the stage for a tense battle between twin destinies and the forces of justice.
First publish date: 2014
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: M. M. Vaughan
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