<p>Collection notices. Disapproving looks. Sleeping in a van. Life&rsquo;s hard for a wannabe superhero. Things get harder still when Centurion&rsquo;s sidekick, Henry, dies.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The police say Henry&rsquo;s death was an accident. Centurion knows better. Henry&rsquo;s death is part of a larger pattern. Someone&rsquo;s murdering children&mdash;kids with extraordinary psychic and physical abilities&mdash;across the South and Midwest.</p>

<p>He needs to find the killer fast. In Chicago, his prime suspect has already set her sights on friends Astrid and Kim. But these teens aren&rsquo;t like anything he&rsquo;s ever seen. They&rsquo;re special. Like Henry.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Centurion will face spies, monsters, and the ultimate evil: the Chicago auto pound.&nbsp;If he doesn&rsquo;t watch out, he just might find he&rsquo;s the one in need of saving. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>'Darst works his magic in horror once again, this time expanding into the realm of superheroes in an exciting mash-up that fans of both comic books and the paranormal are sure to enjoy!'</p>

<p>- Stuart Conover, ScienceFiction.com</p>

<p>'Being a huge Alan Moore fan, I&rsquo;m always hoping to read something intelligent when it comes to superheroes. I crave material like that&hellip;and <em>Freaks Anon</em> nails it. It&rsquo;s a fanboy&rsquo;s dream.'</p>

<p>- Frank Hrin, Fearshop.com&nbsp;</p>

<p>'As with&nbsp;<em>Dead Things</em>,&nbsp;Matt&nbsp;Darst has created another sublime world.&nbsp;<em>Freaks Anon</em>&nbsp;is a dark, weird fairy tale of monsters and heroes. Excellent.'</p>

<p>- Rich Hawkins, Author of&nbsp;<em>The Last Plague</em>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<em>The Last Outpost</em></p>

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<p>Includes the free dystopian&nbsp;short story, <em>Monument</em>. All proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C). Private donations can be made at http://do.eifoundation.org/goto/mattdarst</p>