I won’t lie, I LOVE superhero movies and books. This was no exception. I love a villain. To me, they aren’t villains—they’re just misunderstood… and in most cases, they’re correct (even if I disagree with their methods. LOL)

Stephens had me with the cover, title, and synopsis. I absolutely loved Roland and Vanessa. Canessa had my heart. I would have loved to get a little more of her backstory; it would have helped explain why Nessa was the way she was. It’s alluded to, at times, but not in detail. Roland’s wanting to become a hero after being deemed a villain was fun. Now, in fairness, he did ALL the things he was accused of… ALL OF THEM! However, there was good in him. He just needed the right person to bring it out of him. The way he advocated for her, sigh… just melted my heart. I also loved her family (especially her found family). I appreciated and loved Roland’s interaction with her family. This had exceptional representation.

There is a much bigger plot at hand than the romance, not to say the romance aspect is secondary; however, the larger plot is interesting, and I anticipate it becoming more developed and intriguing as the series progresses. Book two is set to release on November 25 of this year, and I’m excited. It’s going to be about a new couple, but I’m hoping to see Vanessa and Roland in this.

If you’re going through a reading rut like I was, this will absolutely get you out of it. (If you notice at least five to six days between posts, it’s because I couldn’t find something that sparked my interest. I’ll start a book, give it about 30%. If it doesn’t make me want to know more, I’ll move on). This not only got me out of my rut, but it also got me into more of Stephens’ work. This definitely has re-readability for me, and I love that.

All Superheroes Need PR is available on Kindle Unlimited. If you don’t want to use Amazon (I get it!), you can request it from your local library. If they don’t have it, you can request that they buy it. If you want to own it, support your local indie bookstore.