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The sequel to Ink Witch. War has broken out among the immortals. It's time to choose a side. Kat Dubois never asked to be the emissary for the good guys. Diplomacy isn't her strong suit, and patience isn't one of her personal virtues. But when a millennia-old god asks you to do a job to further the war cause, you do that job...especially when you're the opposition's most wanted.

I always knew I was different, but I never knew why. My name is Aiden Cross, and if you asked me a month ago if this type of thing existed, an academy for the exceptional, I’d call you a liar. The supernatural exists, and apparently, I’m one of them. It’s in my DNA, just like all of the other students here at the academy. I thought it was cool to be around others like me, but it turns out that this school is like high school on steroids. The classes are tough, the exercises are brutal, and to top it off, I’m at a major disadvantage because I can’t access my powers at will.

Michael just found out his one-night stand was an A.I. An infectious one, he helped create, with evil complications. When game creator, Michael Sutter, debuts his new property that starts new users as infected supervillains called Supervillain, Me, it will skyrocket to the top of the gaming charts. Thus, allowing Michael to showcase his work at the largest comic convention in San Diego. But he will find more than just swag and merch among the superhero/villainous cosplayers cascading the streets and convention halls.

A student on a Dox-induced rampage ripped through the academy grounds in order to get to me. Dozens were hurt, myself included, but with the help of my friends, I was able to put an end to the chaos. After I recovered, I noticed that my powers are no longer working like they should. Dr. Kresnik and Mr. Hoover said that everything’s fine, but for some reason, it hurts to channel my energy, and when I summon my flames, it’s barely an ember. Everyone thinks I’m a hero because of what I did to stop that attack, but I don’t feel like it. If anything, I’m afraid.

30-year-old Bronwyn Artair, feeling out of place in her doctoral program in Atmospheric Sciences at MIT, drops out and takes a job as a TV meteorologist, much to the dismay of her mentor, Diane Fenwick. After a year of living alone in Southern New Hampshire, enduring the indignities of her job, dumped by her boyfriend, she discovers her deep connection to the natural world has given her an ability to affect natural forces. When she finally accepts she really possesses this startling capability, she must then negotiate a new relationship to the world. Who will she tell?

It will be up to Michael, now known as "The Mantium" to balance his heroism and find the infected, curing them of their villainy. But when a new strain of the virus is on the rise, one that feeds on villainesses themselves, it will be up to Mantium and his harem of heroines to decide: Either join the villainesses or live long enough to see the mankind perish. Warning: The Supervira Series is a superhero cerebral action/adventure filled to the brim with swearing, adult themes, a building of a harem, zany characters, punishing puns, atrocious alliteration, and pulse-pounding peril.

This book is the cornerstone of Guinn’s story so far, where not only the relationship between the person behind the mask and the superhero who wears it is clarified, but we also discover something game-blowing about Guinn’s past. In a burning hot summer day, under a blinding sunlight, things change for W - forever? Don’t miss this story of W, and for the first time, see Guinn for what our hero really is.

After being wounded by Dollwreck while pursuing The Foolster, Ty turns to Gloria Gloxx for help. She leads him into a world ruled by sorcery, witchcraft, and demonic forces. His involvement with Gloria results in a confrontation between BeastMode Lally and Wise, a Trigs gang leader who is also a speedster. Ty's right-hand man, Markcus gets into an altercation with Northside Semi, a 13-year-old killer in the Goons gang. Zina helps Markcus escape, but the crew is greenlit in The Cities.

A young hustler named Takuru Yang, a.k.a. Ty, narrates his upbringing in The Cities. He describes a world where gifted humans, called "highbreds", are an oppressed minority, kept in check by advanced technology. On his journey to become "King of the Streets", Ty comes in contact with many highbreds and helps build a team of assassins called Kill Dolls.

W awakes from daydreaming about the past to fall back to square one, where we left our hero at the end of book four. But now W only has a few seconds to escape from the impossible situation fate has constructed. How will W accomplish this mission? What will the superhero attempt to find more answer to questions from a forgotten past?