His supe

Evie Mercer was raised by Vought to be the perfect hero. Injected with Compound V as a child, she became one of their most powerful assets, gifted with telepathy, teleportation, flight, and immense strength. To the public, she was a symbol of hope. To Vought, she was a product.

For years, Homelander was the closest thing Evie had to family. He guided her through fame and power, becoming her mentor and protector. But as her telepathic abilities grow stronger, Evie begins hearing thoughts she was never meant to hear-especially his. Beneath Homelander's heroic image lies something possessive, unstable, and terrifying.

As the truth about Vought begins to unravel, Evie finds herself caught between the corporation that created her and the people trying to bring it down. Among them is Billy Butcher, a man who sees her as nothing more than another dangerous weapon. Their relationship begins with distrust and conflict, but neither can ignore the connection forming between them.

With help from Annie January, Evie starts questioning everything she was taught about heroism, loyalty, and herself. As Homelander grows increasingly unstable and Vought tightens its grip, Evie must decide where she stands in a war built on lies.

In a world where heroes are manufactured and monsters wear capes, Evie Mercer may be the one thing neither side can control-and falling for Billy Butcher could be the most dangerous choice she ever makes.