Superhero-romance Stories

Set in the Arcadia Universe, where the gods have allowed men to wield powers beyond our wildest dreams. How this power is used, however, is totally up to the bearer and they have the three choices. Be a hero, a villain, or live their lives like the rest of society. However, not all humans possess extraordinary abilities and the police have to protect the lives of citizens, and in the process, the government uses many measures that may doom society to destruction. This story follows Nathaniel Masters, who has to face many challenges along his journey, as he eventually rises up to face the threat posed not only by villains but by those he has sworn to protect. "There I was, the son of two amazing superheroes. Known far and wide for their amazing bravery, brilliance and power. I won't lie, I am proud to call them my parents, but something burned deeply on the inside. Not only the fact that I couldn't tell anyone that they were superheroes, but also the fact that I was no more human than you. I was shunned by my parents' friends, humiliated by their kids, whose power was not only amazing but grew stronger. My family pretty much ignored me. I had no other siblings and my friends, well they had other stuff to do. Besides the continuous support and acceptance by my grandfather, my only option is to dream.... that is, until something happens." ### Book's Top Rankings ### #3 in #projectsuper - December 2019

A Spider-Man x Young Justice Crossover

Friendship doesn't change when your bestie becomes a fire-wielding champion, but a lot of other stuff does. Like having to put 'kidnapped by idiots with powers' on your weekly schedule. And enduring said idiots' cliché monologues while inwardly roasting their interior decorating skills. Hey, I'm Mira. That's right, Miracle Simmons. BFF to America's favorite superhero celeb; Firebird. (Bu-bye, Chris Evens, your reign is over.) You've probably heard of her, but not of me. That's okay! I'm her bestie! It's my job to make sure she doesn't burn herself out fighting morons, keep her focused in her actual real life, and try to show her that she doesn't have to pick every fight. Uh-huh, I have it way worse than her. Anyway, if you're reading this, you are most likely a newbie superhero bestie. Or a salty television producer. Or my mom. (Hi, Mom.) Whoever you are; buckle up, and enjoy my tale of supervillains who aren't villains-or super, superheroes who don't want to work anymore, and the rotten media that started it all. And me. The wanna-be normal engineering student who God decided had to be kidnapped to get a date.