Heroes of Corvus series by Patricia Gilliam (#1-3)
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Overview: Patricia Gilliam is the author of The Hannaria Series and Thaw (Kindle Worlds Novella). She is also a short story contributor to The Immortality Chronicles (The Future Chronicles series) and It’s a Bird! It’s a Plane! (Superheroes and Vile Villains). She and her husband, Cory, live in Knoxville, TN.
Genre: Fiction > Sci-Fi/Fantasy > Superhero Fantasy
A Superhero’s Duty (Book 1)
A fight between a second-generation superhero named Red Bolt and a villain-for-hire named Icarus goes terribly wrong, resulting in the drowning deaths of three innocent civilians and orphaning a six-year-old boy. Racked with guilt, Red Bolt visits Cameron Wilson at the hospital every night and won’t leave the boy’s side until he falls asleep. Befriended by a night-shift nurse, the man in costume begins to disclose what really happened after the fight—and why he feels the deaths of Cameron’s parents and sister fall on his actions. A superhero didn’t survive that night, and Cameron and the rest of the city aren’t out of danger.
World Gone Red (Book 2)
Sequel story to "A Superhero’s Duty." Daniel Spires reveals to his team and Icarus that someone has been mass-abducting the children of modern heroes and villains around the world. Icarus searches for answers while dealing with the physical aftermath of his encounter with Hailstorm. His powers are fading, and a compromised hero may cost him his life.
Two Good Reasons (Book 3)
After bargaining to acquire the cloak needed to save Hailey Spires, Icarus makes good on his promise to leave Corvus with the feds. Despite everyone’s concerns that something feels off about the arrangement, Icarus has his own plan to locate the remaining kidnapped children and prevent the situation from ever repeating itself. The feds are hiding major secrets, and the hundreds of compromised parents are only a small portion of the superpowered and ancient era prisoners being held in cryogenic stasis. The trust between Fisher, Beth, and Icarus is tested on all sides and strained worse from the decisions of unseen superiors. A potential treatment may safe Icarus’s life and restore his powers, but it may also undo his centuries-long efforts to control his villain thought process and dangerous abilities. Out of everything Icarus fears, the one thing he can’t run from is his past.
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