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Ms. Infinity: Infinite Moon
The mega-powered Ms. Infinity has never met a villain she couldn't beat, until today.
In her day job as Bonnie Boring, she meets a cashier who changes into a horrifying werewolf, and it’s a job for Ms. Infinity! But the superhero is in over her head. Before she knows it, the werewolf has turned her own power against her, and Earth’s Greatest Hero has become the lycan’s super-powered slave.
Presenting an update of classic superheroes. The third Ms. Infinity adventure is full of thrills, action and humor, and the most unforgettable villain yet!
In her day job as Bonnie Boring, she meets a cashier who changes into a horrifying werewolf, and it’s a job for Ms. Infinity! But the superhero is in over her head. Before she knows it, the werewolf has turned her own power against her, and Earth’s Greatest Hero has become the lycan’s super-powered slave.
Presenting an update of classic superheroes. The third Ms. Infinity adventure is full of thrills, action and humor, and the most unforgettable villain yet!
65 pages, Paperback
Published August 14, 2020
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About the author
Andrew Kirschner
4 books47 followersAndrew Kirschner published the superhero novel "Ms Infinity: Earth's Greatest Hero" in 2015. Like Bonnie Boring, the hero of his stories, he lives in Queens and struggles with careers and wears nifty glasses. Unlike her, he doesn't have superpowers. He does have a car though. A Kia.
He's an educated fella, with two Masters Degrees, in Secondary Education and Urban Planning, He has worked in many different fields, including advertising, government, manufacturing, and education. He currently works as a New York City social studies teacher and lives with his wife and three children.
He's an educated fella, with two Masters Degrees, in Secondary Education and Urban Planning, He has worked in many different fields, including advertising, government, manufacturing, and education. He currently works as a New York City social studies teacher and lives with his wife and three children.
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November 6, 2020
Ms. Infinity: superhero extraordinaire! She can take down anyone, no matter how strong…but sometimes there are some foes too strong for even Ms. Infinity! When Ellen Wahia starts as a cashier at the Big Box Store, Bonnie Boring (aka Ms. Infinity) knows something is wrong. But is she being a little too suspicious? And will her friends believe her before it’s too late?
Once again, Ms. Infinity takes us into the impossible. A quirky young woman who will resonate with many audiences, Bonnie Boring is the epitome taking usual super hero tropes blessed on characters like Superman, and twisting them. She’s all powerful, sure, but she is also in her head. She is no where without her friends, which is a valuable lesson for anyone who wants to be a hero.
Andrew Kirschner continues to polish his craft with this third installment of Ms. Infinity. While I am reading all of these out of order, with the titular title, Ms. Infinity: Earth’s Greatest Hero still on my short TBR list, I can see how Kirschner has grown as a writer. Infinite Moon is just the right length for this superhero tale: we get a glimpse into Bonnie and her relationships, without sacrificing her (well-written) battle scenes with the werewolf. Yes, the story ends on an expected note, as all super hero stories do, but it provides commentary about the obsession of power, the importance of consent, the value of teamwork, and the strength of forgiveness.
The story reads like a comic book. I could picture it easily in my mind, and visualize the scene shifts as they would appear on the page. This does impact some of the prose and writing, but not enough to take away from the wonders of Ms. Infinity.
Will I be picking up the next installment of Ms. Infinity? Absolutely! She is the type of hero that we all need: her imperfections make her powerful. I am sure we will see her grow in her coming battles.
Once again, Ms. Infinity takes us into the impossible. A quirky young woman who will resonate with many audiences, Bonnie Boring is the epitome taking usual super hero tropes blessed on characters like Superman, and twisting them. She’s all powerful, sure, but she is also in her head. She is no where without her friends, which is a valuable lesson for anyone who wants to be a hero.
Andrew Kirschner continues to polish his craft with this third installment of Ms. Infinity. While I am reading all of these out of order, with the titular title, Ms. Infinity: Earth’s Greatest Hero still on my short TBR list, I can see how Kirschner has grown as a writer. Infinite Moon is just the right length for this superhero tale: we get a glimpse into Bonnie and her relationships, without sacrificing her (well-written) battle scenes with the werewolf. Yes, the story ends on an expected note, as all super hero stories do, but it provides commentary about the obsession of power, the importance of consent, the value of teamwork, and the strength of forgiveness.
The story reads like a comic book. I could picture it easily in my mind, and visualize the scene shifts as they would appear on the page. This does impact some of the prose and writing, but not enough to take away from the wonders of Ms. Infinity.
Will I be picking up the next installment of Ms. Infinity? Absolutely! She is the type of hero that we all need: her imperfections make her powerful. I am sure we will see her grow in her coming battles.
January 15, 2021
I wasn’t sure what to expect from Infinite Moon, but I was not disappointed! Ms. Infinity finds herself in a pickle when she battles a werewolf - while also just trying to live her normal life. The pace from beginning to end was entertaining and much of the dialogue was quick and witty. I love that her mom and best friend come to help her, proving to Ms. Infinity that she needs to ask for help from those who love her (and that it’s okay to do so!). My only criticism I have is I wish Hal would be more involved in helping Ms. Infinity fight crime as well - if he could tag along with Bonnie’s (Ms. Infinity) mom & best friend on the quest. He’s a great character that I feel gets sidelined a little too much other than being Bonnie’s boyfriend. Other than that this is a great, quick read for anyone who loves the superhero genre & strong women role models! I can’t wait to see what is in store for this series!
December 13, 2020
A modern female hero vs the legends of old
Ms. Infinity: Infinite Moon is my favorite book so far in the Ms. Infinity series. I had the honor of helping beta read it and then I read the finished product. Seeing what it looks like now, compared to the drafts is amazing. It’s always magical watching an author write a book and this one was no different.
In Ms. Infinity: Infinite Moon we see Bonnie face a force she hasn’t before. Not only is there a Lycan causing through in the streets but there’s a girl trying to move in on her man too. I have a soft spot for Bonnie and Hal and was rooting for them the entire time.
This short, fun sci-fi novel is as good as picking up a comic book and reading about your favorite heroes. If your looking for something new and exciting, I recommend this series.
Ms. Infinity: Infinite Moon is my favorite book so far in the Ms. Infinity series. I had the honor of helping beta read it and then I read the finished product. Seeing what it looks like now, compared to the drafts is amazing. It’s always magical watching an author write a book and this one was no different.
In Ms. Infinity: Infinite Moon we see Bonnie face a force she hasn’t before. Not only is there a Lycan causing through in the streets but there’s a girl trying to move in on her man too. I have a soft spot for Bonnie and Hal and was rooting for them the entire time.
This short, fun sci-fi novel is as good as picking up a comic book and reading about your favorite heroes. If your looking for something new and exciting, I recommend this series.
December 21, 2020
Ms. Infinity: Infinite Moon is my favorite book so far in the Ms. Infinity series. I had the honor of helping beta read it and then I read the finished product. Seeing what it looks like now, compared to the drafts is amazing. It’s always magical watching an author write a book and this one was no different.
In Ms. Infinity: Infinite Moon we see Bonnie face a force she hasn’t before. Not only is there a Lycan causing trouble in the streets but there’s a girl trying to move in on her man too. I have a soft spot for Bonnie and Hal and was rooting for them the entire time.
This short, fun sci-fi novel is as good as picking up a comic book and reading about your favorite heroes. If you’re looking for something new and exciting, I recommend this series.
September 11, 2020
I was able to dive into this quick fun read even though I had not read the first two in the series. I enjoyed the fight scenes and the fun banter. If you like super hero’s this is a book for you. I plan to go back and read the other two to find out more about Bonnie boring.
January 1, 2021
5/5
I like the book I actually loved it once I got into it. It was easy to follow even without reading the first two books. It was a quick read and left me wanting more. At first I didn’t like how bossy Ms. Infinity was to Hal but it matched her story. I’d definitely recommend.
I like the book I actually loved it once I got into it. It was easy to follow even without reading the first two books. It was a quick read and left me wanting more. At first I didn’t like how bossy Ms. Infinity was to Hal but it matched her story. I’d definitely recommend.
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