I have mixed feelings about this book. Of the three different storylines, two of them were really engaging with sympathetic characters and held my interest from beginning to end. Unfortunately, the third point-of-view character I found to be really dull and I ended up skimming most of her chapters because they just didn't connect, and I found myself eager to get back to the other two characters I was much more invested in. Some additional work definitely needed to be done to make all three storylines compelling, and to better transition between them. On a personal level I could have also done with a little less description about how attractive all the characters are, but it is a superhero story, so maybe others will appreciate all the talk of hourglass figures, washboard abs, toned legs, and perfect hair more than I did. It started to feel a little tedious to me after a while. Still, I think the author has a lot of potential and I liked the way he had the characters deal with and employ their super powers; I'd be interested in checking out some of his other work for sure.

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