Young Adult

Get the last three books of The Superhero's Son--"The Superhero's Vision," "The Superhero's Prison," and "The Superhero's End"--in one convenient place for one great price! Also includes the short story "Don't Fear the Reaper."

In the first Supervillain's Kids book, superhuman twins Bait and Switch must put aside their differences to stop their supervillain father from taking over the world.

In the second book of The Supervillain's Kids, Bait and Switch must defend one of their fellow students from a superhuman terrorist organization.

In the third Supervillain's Kids book, Switch is kidnapped by a mysterious supervillain known as the Collector and Bait has to team up with their father, Tsunami, to save her and stop the Collector's real plan.

In the fourth and final book of The Supervillain's Kids, Bait and Switch must defeat their supervillain father once and for all after he breaks out of prison and assembles a supervillain army from the other inmates.

In the first book of The Young Neos, twin brothers Bolt and White Lightning deal with the sudden appearance of a new supervillain team, while interrelations within the Young Neos over White Lightning's admittance into the group created new tensions that must be overcome.

In the second book of The Young Neos, Blizzard must work with a government agent to retrieve a dangerous object, while Shell must decide if he is willing to pay the ultimate price to gain the power he seeks.

In the third book of The Young Neos, Stinger and Talon must work with a supervillainess to save an innocent family from a group of even worse supervillains.

In the fourth book of The Young Neos, Treehugger finds herself stuck in a dark dimension far from home and must find a way back home to warn her friends of a new threat that is coming to Earth.

In the fifth and final book of The Young Neos, the final clash between the Young Neos and the Venetians is at hand. When all is said and done, the Young Neos will never be the same.

In the first Tournament of Heroes book, Bolt, Beams, Trickshot, and Winter must compete in the first-ever Tournament of Heroes if they are going to save their universes from destruction. Things, however, are not what they seem.

In the second Tournament of Heroes books, the four heroes--Bolt, Beams, Trickshot, and Winter--must translate the Prophecy in order to stop Sigil. Yet what they read might destroy them.