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The Young Neos #3
Counterparts
Seventeen-year-old Talon loves being a superhero and desires to keep fighting crime for the rest of her life. But when her mother--an internationally-known CEO of a major fashion company--suddenly falls ill, Talon must now choose between succeeding her mother as the owner of the company or staying as a superhero. If Talon does not retire, her mother's company will be sold; but if she retires, then she will never be able to become a superhero again.
Sixteen-year-old Stinger finds himself helping a former superhero rescue his family from a powerful and dangerous enemy. In order to rescue this family, Stinger must come face-to-face with his own dark secrets, including his mother, an infamous supervillain who abandoned him when he was young.
And beneath all of this is a deeper plot that Stinger and Talon must stop before it is too late.
Books in "The Young Neos" series:
Brothers (Book 1)
Powers (Book 2)
Counterparts (Book 3)
Sixteen-year-old Stinger finds himself helping a former superhero rescue his family from a powerful and dangerous enemy. In order to rescue this family, Stinger must come face-to-face with his own dark secrets, including his mother, an infamous supervillain who abandoned him when he was young.
And beneath all of this is a deeper plot that Stinger and Talon must stop before it is too late.
Books in "The Young Neos" series:
Brothers (Book 1)
Powers (Book 2)
Counterparts (Book 3)
217 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 23, 2017
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Lucas Flint
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May 26, 2017
Exactly, what I expected it to be. This book follows the backstory of talon and stinger. It is refreshing to see other characters life and viewpoints. The previous two books also provided us with the same.
If you pick up this book to read, make sure that you read the Superhero's Son and the other young neo books for the full experience. Although as a standalone this book is okay, as a part of the big picture it is amazing.
If you pick up this book to read, make sure that you read the Superhero's Son and the other young neo books for the full experience. Although as a standalone this book is okay, as a part of the big picture it is amazing.
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