Son of Pestilence By Daniel Beck ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ MUST READ!

Son of Pestilence, by Daniel Beck
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ MUST READ!
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A spectacularly unique concept that is executed with careful attention to detail and one-of-a-kind characters.
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Sebastian Morris Reid lives alone, not by choice but because he’s a major risk to everyone he comes into contact with. He was born special, with an immune system that super concentrates bacteria and viruses that he is exposed to. These dangerous microbes become deadly and easily transferable making him the last person you want to sit next to on the bus. For a time, Sebastian tries to live a semi-normal life, keeping in touch with his family and occasionally venturing out into the real world. However, tragedy eventually forces Sebastian into complete isolation, where he is safely locked away from society, that is until a knock comes at his door one day. 
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A group of vigilantes, a regular band of misfits, really, make up the mysterious organization that lures Sebastian out of hiding, but will they prove to be friend or foe? The group seems to have good intentions. They are fighting for equality among those with physical and mental abnormalities, but soon enough Sebastian must decide if he’s willing to partake in their somewhat extreme methods when it comes to dealing with bullies. 
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A cross between X-Men and something darker, this book will keep you on your toes as the characters develop and the stakes become higher and higher. Sebastian will make friends and make enemies as he learns to manipulate his strange talent. This book perfectly sets the groundwork for an intense series.
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