In a world where superhumans aren’t considered heroes, a teenage girl must decide if her powers are a part of her worth keeping.

Reader ages: teens + young adults

Superpowered teens must battle new enemies and their own selfish desires.

Reader ages: teens + young adults

Teens with supernatural gifts must choose what to do with them when they’re invited to a social media conference by a tech billionaire.

Reader ages: teens + young adults

An awkward boy from a broken home discovers the power of a special comic book to defeat bullies and save lives.

Reader ages: teens + young adults

Eddie Hertz is smart, real smart. He has to be. What other twelve-year-old patrols the streets of Nirvana alone, hoping to foil the schemes of the evil Mephisto?

Reader ages: middle grade

Power alone does not make a hero or villain.

Reader ages: adults

What happens when a superhero endures a midlife crisis?

Reader ages: adults, teens + young adults

Sixteen-year-old Hamilton Dinger finds himself reluctantly allied with a changeling dragon and a beautiful warrior as they seek to protect Apollo City.

Reader ages: middle grade, teens + young adults

Abaddon may prove to be Failstate’s greatest nemesis. But what will Failstate have to sacrifice along the way?

Reader ages: adults, teens + young adults

Repentant superhero Dave Johnson must resume his alter ego, Powerhouse, and with the help of local churches fight crime, poverty, fatherlessness, and the CEO of Dorado Incorporated. Book 1 of the Adventures of Powerhouse series, superhero fantasy for all ages.

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Failstate thought his life would get easier after he’d earned his superhero license. But now a horde of shambling horrors wants to eat his brains.

Reader ages: adults, teens + young adults

John Lazarus searches for answers about why he can do extraordinary things. Is he human? Alien? Something more?

Reader ages: adults, teens + young adults

Three virtual superheroes are all that stand in the way of a virtual army intent on invading Earth. But it may take more than super powers to win the war.

Reader ages: middle grade, teens + young adults

Michael Morrison has been recruited, ripped from his own violent life, and sent rift-jumping to other worlds seeking out the agents of the Dark.

Reader ages: adults, teens + young adults

Why again did Robin Laughlin (a.k.a. Failstate) think being a superhero on a reality show would be a good idea? Especially when his brother is winning?

Reader ages: adults, teens + young adults

A young Christian struggles to find the balance between vigilante justice and turning the other cheek.

Reader ages: adults, teens + young adults

Former elite soldier Nolan Gray decides to defend the helpless, tear down the wicked, and wage a one-man war on the heart of man, and he won’t stop until the world is the way it should be.

Reader ages: adults, teens + young adults

Janitor and superhero fanboy Dave Johnson gets all his wishes at once when he’s given supernatural powers. Follow him as he fights crime and corruption while trying to keep his family together and avoid being sued for copyright infringement. By Adam and Andrea Graham.

Reader ages: adults, teens + young adults

A mysterious chat-room girl named Genie transforms four teenage boys and one little sister into the League of Superheroes. But can even superheroes save her (and the world) from her so-called creators and from Genie herself? Fantasy for teen readers by Stephen Rice.

Reader ages: middle grade, teens + young adults