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Superheroes exist. Fifteen years ago, a freak accident transformed four people into the world's first, and only, super humans. The Newton Force. Led by the brilliant Dr. Newton, the superhero team is now worshiped by millions. Is their adoration undeserved? Malcolm Mills believes so. Years ago he lost friends due to The Newton Force's negligence.

Daniel Rapport, M.D. is a tenured Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Toledo and a Distinguished Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association. He's been practicing psychiatry for the last 30 years and has received numerous awards for both his teaching and research into the phenomenology of mood disorders. He is recognized for his novel use of medications to treat these disorders. Dr. Daniel Rapport answers questions commonly asked, and provides solutions on how to improve your life without the distraction of depression or mental anguish.

Katie Berry, award-winning author of CLAW: A Canadian Thriller would like you to meet Kitty Welch, a working girl who never thought her day would end this way: On the run, and on the dinner menu. When an appointment with a client goes awry, working girl Kitty finds her day becoming much, much more than she ever bargained for, leading her on a wild adventure of greed, obsession, and a date with destiny. Now, all she has to do is survive....

One year has passed since Dr. Newton and Magneteer took their fight to the streets. Lives were lost. The damage incalculable. The public demands answers. But with Newton incarcerated and Magneteer on the run, Cameron and Rebecca are left to pick up the pieces. If they can't appease the citizens they swore to protect, the Newton Force is no more. Further complicating matters is the arrival of two new superheroes calling themselves the Legion of Liberty. Filling the void left vacant by the Newton Force, it doesn't take long for the Legion of Liberty to win the public over.

Imagine if we could rewind to the times in our lives that seemed to be in fast forward. If only we could relive them in slow motion. We all have those moments. The desire to look back, think back, or go back is common in all of us.