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Quitting the Hero Biz

By: Michelle Levigne
Narrated by: Michelle L. Levigne
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Publisher's Summary

Jane Wilson disappeared when she was a child. When she learned to make herself invisible, her teachers made her disappear from Neighborlee Children's Home. And just in time, right before some nasty folks known only as the Rivals tried to take her away to turn her into a weapon.

Years later, she used her semi-pseudo-superhero powers to become the Ghost, defender of the little town of Fendersburg. The plan was to attract the attention of the Rivals and lure them into a trap. Unfortunately, the people of Fendersburg got lazy, and soon grew so dependent on the Ghost to fix all their problems, they stopped thinking for themselves.

So Jane quit being the Ghost. In the wake of the odd events during the holidays in Neighborlee, she returned to her roots. Her mission:

  • Find out what happened to all the lost kids who lived in Neighborlee Children's Home.
  • Find out what the Rivals are looking for in Neighborlee.
  • Find the guardians.
©2021 Michelle L. Levigne (P)2023 Michelle L. Levigne and Ye Olde Dragon Books

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