The Villas eBook WGS
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Elsie, a little girl with the powers of a goddess, is in the center of a struggle between a group of supervillains and a team of superheroes. Strongarm, the leader of chaos, must fight off his enemy Cubes to acquire the child and rule over their home city of Eisenstadt. But neither side is aware that outside forces are also conspiring to take Elsie for themselves.
With a shifting focus on many of the pertinent players, "The Villas" aims to question the gray area between good and evil, and the necessity to purposely blur the lines sometimes. Can there be any true heroes who remain pure in their quest for peace? Can evil really stay evil if it might require working with foes?
The Villas eBook WGS
This book is truly unique in regards to writing style. It's written in third person, but almost more like a narrative at times rather than as an author... like it's being told and not described I guess is the best way to explain it. I read the Kindle version, and it didn't have much spacing which made it confusing at times. It was all mashed up in paragraphs where people were speaking and it got rather confusing as to who was saying what.The story, however, was good. It starts with a boy with the power to spit acid deciding to join the supervillians instead of the superheroes, and his reasons for doing so. I guess the thing I liked the most was the reasoning behind it all, which is very plain. The characters kind of describe themselves like a psychologist would, example (not really in the story, but for simplicity): "I would rather join the team of villains because I've had a bad childhood and I really don't like people." Ok. Thanks for sharing and keeping it real.
The overall premise is that super-people can gain different powers throughout their life and eventually be able to become like a god. The powers they have are reflected in the color of their iris, which I thought was a good touch. Of course, the heroes and villains are often at odds with one another, but in a somewhat subdued way, like, they would be friends if they could be, or if they hadn't had a bad/good childhood or didn't value/not value human life. Very quirky.
Like I said, I did like the book, but perhaps someone who is more interested in superheroes would like it more, maybe even love it. Worth checking out if you like comic books, stories about superheroes, and books about evil vs. good.
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The Villas eBook WGS Reviews
This book is a fun read. This book has super villains and super heroes in it. I love Superman so this book was great for me. I loved the characters and the story. This book makes me wonder what the new "Batman vs Superman" movie will be like. Maybe it will be along the same lines as this book. * I received this book from the author in exchange for an honest review*
This book is truly unique in regards to writing style. It's written in third person, but almost more like a narrative at times rather than as an author... like it's being told and not described I guess is the best way to explain it. I read the version, and it didn't have much spacing which made it confusing at times. It was all mashed up in paragraphs where people were speaking and it got rather confusing as to who was saying what.
The story, however, was good. It starts with a boy with the power to spit acid deciding to join the supervillians instead of the superheroes, and his reasons for doing so. I guess the thing I liked the most was the reasoning behind it all, which is very plain. The characters kind of describe themselves like a psychologist would, example (not really in the story, but for simplicity) "I would rather join the team of villains because I've had a bad childhood and I really don't like people." Ok. Thanks for sharing and keeping it real.
The overall premise is that super-people can gain different powers throughout their life and eventually be able to become like a god. The powers they have are reflected in the color of their iris, which I thought was a good touch. Of course, the heroes and villains are often at odds with one another, but in a somewhat subdued way, like, they would be friends if they could be, or if they hadn't had a bad/good childhood or didn't value/not value human life. Very quirky.
Like I said, I did like the book, but perhaps someone who is more interested in superheroes would like it more, maybe even love it. Worth checking out if you like comic books, stories about superheroes, and books about evil vs. good.
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