Greetings, travelers, and welcome to another trip through the Otherworld.  Today we’re flying a little closer to home, but still flying nonetheless.  If you’ve been looking for a great contemporary science fiction story with a lot of action, adventure, and overall, entertainment, you’re in the right place.  Read on to learn more about c

Superhero fiction has become very popular, so there needs to be something in new stories that helps to set them apart from the vast amounts of other tales that are out there.  So it is with Roger E. Pedersen’s SuperPower: The Ability to Fly or to Become Invisible: The Deal of the Art (Book 1).  Because there is a sort of anthological sort of presentation, at first, things feel a bit self-contained, but Pedersen works his magic and begins to see all his story threads coalesce.  Filled with twists and turns, readers will be eager to find out what comes next, as there is certainly more than meets the eye than just what you see on the fantasy, and a world of power dynamics are masterfully woven together in this captivating novel. SuperPower: The Ability to Fly or to Become Invisible: The Golden Eagle Has Yielded (Book #3) by Roger E Pedersen delves deep into the clandestine and turbulent world that lurks beneath the façade of Steele family and their enigmatic ‘Golden Eagle’ organization, comprised entirely of individuals with extraordinary abilities, command a shadowy influence over society, possessing immense wealth and leveraging their supernatural prowess. Their members seamlessly navigate government corridors while conducting covert operations, blurring the lines between public service and hidden agendas. Yet, their dominance faces a formidable challenge when Professor Steele, the patriarch, encounters an aspiring member who becomes an unexpected adversary, igniting a supernatural war with high stakes and unimaginable consequences. Beyond the gripping narrative, the book subtly advocates for gender equality, encouraging the pursuit of dreams despite adversities—a message echoing through the exhilarating book excels in characterization, skillfully introducing key players and delving into their intricate backstories. The well-crafted storyline adeptly weaves events with their causes and effects, captivating readers and maintaining their interest throughout the explores the concepts of his titular superpowers in all their interesting ways.  Because the chapters are generally split up by dossiers, you learn about his interesting cast of characters and all their wants and needs.  Since the first book, Pedersen has forged ahead, crafting another pair of wonderful stories revolving around the Steele family and the heroes they’ve recruited.  But you have to start somewhere, and book one is a perfect place to check your dossiers and perform your reconnaissance.  Check out SuperPower: The Ability to Fly or to Become Invisible: The Deal of the Art (Book 1) on Amazon today!

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