Extraordinary Box Set

K.L. Noone

Synopsis

John's a weary superhero who lost his first partner. Ryan used to be a sidekick but always wanted to be in charge. And Holiday, trained to be a supervillain, is trying to learn to be good. The three of them make a fantastic team ... on a mission, or in bed at home, especially once Holly moves in for good.
Together they'll face new perils -- from villains to earthquakes to meeting each other's parents. This box set contains the following Extraordinary stories:

Sundown, Holiday, Beacon: Three superheroes in love! Ryan, John, and Holiday have been partners -- in every sense of the word -- for two years. They've saved the world, fallen in love, and remodeled the secret base to include bookshelves and a bigger bed. But when Holiday comes home injured, his partners aren't sure the mission is worth his life.

Homecomings: It's a new mission: meeting the parents. With Holiday no longer undercover as a villain, he's openly part of the team and relationship. But that isn't easy. Ryan's parents want to visit. Holly's supervillain parents are almost certainly dead. And John's parents love their son, but aren't sure about his partners. Contains mystic portals, excited parents, one uncomfortable dinner, and pie.

Refuge at Clifftop: Ryan and his superhero partners are in love, and nothing's threatening the world except John's baking. But Ryan's worried. Holiday's powers keep growing. More unpredictable. Maybe even more than human. But when a mission threatens John's life, Holly's new abilities might be the only way to save him ...

Disponible depuis: 27/04/2024.

Longueur d'impression: 158 pages.

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