Superhero High
T.H. Hernandez
Published by: Soul Mate Publishing
Publication date: July 5th 2018
Genres: Adventure, Science Fiction, Young Adult
Sixteen-year-old Annarenee Stevens is the sole member of her family without a super power. The only time she feels powerful is in the pool. With her sights set on swimming for U.C. Berkeley, she’s ready to win it all at the State championship and secure her future.
When the government unexpectedly ends the secret Genetically Enhanced Asset (GEA) program, Annarenee is uprooted from Dayton, the only home she’s ever known, and relocated to San Diego with all of the other GEA families. Queen of her public school, Annarenee is just another zero at Superhero High, a school without any sports teams.
With the end of the program, her hero older brother now needs a college education, too, meaning the only way Annarenee is getting into Berkeley is on a scholarship. Her dream is slipping through her fingers, no matter how tightly she clings to it. To make matters worse, super hot superhero, Ren Gonzalez, is paying too much attention to her. The kind of attention that has Ren’s ex-girlfriend intent on making Annarenee’s life even more miserable.
But when heroes begin disappearing, zeros and heroes will be forced to team up in order to solve the mystery. If they don’t kill each other first.
Guest post:
If you could have any super power, which one would it be and why?
What kid hasn’t spent at least one lazy summer day lying on their back in the grass, staring up at the sky, and discussing what super power you’d want? For me, it was many lazy days. Back when I was a kid, we had three months off, only a handful of channels on TV that showed nothing but reruns, and no smart phones. So we spent way too much time dreaming big.
I’ve always been torn between being able to fly and reading minds. Knowing what people are thinking would be such a fantastic power. As I kid, I thought it would be cool to know if Steve Harris liked me or not, but as an adult, I could negotiate the best raise or broker world peace.
But flying…soaring through the air, unencumbered would not only be fun, but convenient. Not having to wait for a bus to go to school was the dream back then, but now, imagine traveling without having to go through airport security, or bypassing traffic?
But I have to pick one, so I’m going to go with flying. Because while reading minds would be cool in certain circumstances, I feel like it would destroy more relationships than it would be worth.
Author Bio:
T.H. Hernandez is the author of young adult books. The Union, a futuristic dystopian adventure, was a finalist in the 2015 San Diego book awards in the Young Adult Fiction category.
She loves pumpkin spice lattes, Game of Thrones, Comic-Con, Star Wars, Doctor Who marathons, Bad Lip Reading videos, and all things young adult, especially the three young adults who share her home.
When not visiting the imaginary worlds inside her head, T.H. Hernandez lives in usually sunny San Diego, California with her husband and three children, a couple of cats, and a dog who thinks he’s a cat, affectionately referred to as “the puppycat.”
You can find her online at http://thhernandez.com
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Oh I agree I think reading minds would be a blessing and a curse - I don't think I have skin thick enough to know what everyone REALLY thinks haha! Flying all the way! Or telekinesis so I can clean without moving! Lolz!
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