Meh
Imagine The Boys, only much more pedestrian, and much less interesting. The plot is pretty simple: Boring guy suddenly has powers. Girls can't help but fall in love with him, especially since he's able to give them powers by having sex with them. Boy and girls fight the evil corporate supers. Boy wins. WooHoo?
The boy's backstory isn't just unlikely, it's dumb and boring. The boy's personality is... non existent, besides being vaguely unlikable. The girls are mostly caricatures with limited personality.
There are 4 major engagements in the book (maybe 5) in as many days.
There is a training montage that gives one of the girls expert combat ability from zero ability in a couple of hours, and the same girl goes from office drone who is shocked by any kind of violence to blood thirsty ninja assassin in about a day.
The boy shows up and takes over an underground group in 2 days. In that time the group goes from distrust to adoration, following his every command, even when everyone agrees that the idea is terrible.
Don't get me started on the plotline with the father! Totally cringey.
The best part of the book are the villains and their organization. But that's not enough to make me get the next in the series.
In summation: OK, if pedestrian plot. Shallow characters without significant development. Unlikable, boring protagonist. Unfortunate family dynamics, and interpersonal dynamics in general. Decent bad guys.
2 stars because I finished it. One additional star to counter the Amazon rating system. Tom out