Superpowered War

A Colin McCool Druidverse Novel (The Druidverse Superhero Fiction Series, Book 2)

By: M.D. Massey

Narrated by: Steven Barnett

When a druid is stranded on a world where science and superpowers rule, he’ll need every trick in his grimoire to survive their Superpowered War!

After becoming the world’s most wanted fugitive, The Druid did what any self-respecting supervillain would do…

He joined Earth’s most notorious league of supercriminals.

Not that he is a villain, mind you. But when you’re being hunted by every superhero on the planet, you do what’s necessary to get by.

Yet, Colin’s reasons for teaming up with Wrath and Scelus Incorporated run deeper than mere self-interest. He’s there to steal a secret so dangerous, seven of the world’s most powerful heroes have died keeping it safe.

To achieve his goal, Colin must navigate an underworld of psychopathic supervillains in which a single misstep could be his undoing.

Can he find worthy allies amidst all that evil, and convince them to betray their masters in the name of truth, justice, and the Fomorian way?

If not, The Druid’s days may very well be numbered. Should Colin’s plans be exposed, he’ll be at the mercy of a rogue’s gallery of superpowered killers.

Then, there’ll be no place left on Superhero World for The Druid to hide.

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Superpowered War is the second novel in M.D. Massey’s fast-paced superhero fantasy fiction trilogy.

Written in the tradition of gritty, realistic comic book fiction, this series follows in the irreverent footsteps of works such as The Boys, Wild Cards, Watchmen, Invincible, and a long list of other trailblazing sci-fi and fantasy worlds too extensive to reference here.

If you love classic superhero fiction with an edge, grab your copy of Superpowered War today!

©2024 M.D. Massey (P)2024 M.D. Massey

Excellent!

Per usual, this series leaves you sasatisfied with every book, yet still wanting more! We'll done!

Fun, but real messed up Audio.

The story itself was pretty good, my major issue was with the Performance.
I don't know if narrator decided, But puting the AI's voice as a tiny little hard to hear voice was a stupid move.
Not to mention cold soul who you couldn't hear unless you tripled the volume... And then the character The voice will blast you .
THIS is an audiobook you're supposed to be able to listen to it... I'm sure it sounded cool in a recording studio, but when you're listening to it through your car or through a speaker, it does not work at all.
If you can't hear it without turning it all the way up then that defeats the purpose.
It's bad enough throughout the book that it'll ruin it for you.