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Mike Chenstandalone novel2021

Science fiction, about amnesia and psychic powers.

“Jamie woke up in an empty apartment with no memory and only a few clues to his identity, but with the ability to read and erase other people's memories - a power he uses to hold up banks to buy coffee, cat food and books.”
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Renegades (Marissa Meyer)Series

series3 books2017

Science fiction, tense in tone, set in big city.

“Marissa Meyer's trilogy, continuing through Archenemies and Supernova, plays the two factions' history against the leads' divided loyalties; Meyer has said she doesn't plan to extend the series further.”
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Prepare to Die!Novel

Paul Tobinstandalone novel2012

Emotional in tone, about second chance.

“Days ago, he found himself at the mercy of his arch-nemesis Octagon and a whole crew of fiendish super-villains, who gave him two weeks to settle his affairs--and prepare to die.”
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The Extraordinaries (TJ Klune)Series

series3 books2020

Lighthearted in tone, about coming of age, set in big city.

“The Extraordinaries follows Nick Bell, a fanfiction-writing teenager with ADHD who is infatuated with his city's resident superhero, Shadow Star, and decides the only way to get noticed is to become extraordinary himself.”
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Super Human (Cipriano)Series

series1 book2018

Superhero, adventurous in tone, about identity, set in contemporary and north america.

“Now villains are challenging him, the hero society is ringing his line off the hook, and the endorsements?”
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HeroNovel

Perry Moorestandalone novel2007

Fantasy, about coming of age and murder investigation.

“The fantasy novel is about a teenage superhero, Thom Creed, who must deal with his ex-superhero father's disgrace, his own sexuality, and a murderer stalking the world's heroes.”
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