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Lainey Livingston has just been made a member of the Elite Hands of Justice, the world's premiere cadre of superheroes. Her work with the Red Knights and the Power Squad was impressive; all her senses are extraordinary, and her great strength and ability to fly are equally remarkable. But no one gets a free pass to active duty, and Lainey's next test is going to be her har...more

Mass Market Paperback, 1st Edition, 305 pages

Published October 28th 2008 by Dorchester Publishing

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Oct 31, 2008 Bookaholics rated it 5 of 5 stars

Phenomenal Girl 5 (SHOMI) by A. J. Menden

Mass Market Paperback Paranormal Romance – October 28, 2008
5 Stars

Once I started reading this book, I literally could not stop!

This book began with good, light-hearted fun and intriguing characters. And then it became so MUCH MORE! It has surprising depth and explores the characters personalities and emotions in a way that makes you love them.

Phenomenal Girl 5 moved me to tears and proves that good does triumph over evil. If you are looking for a boo...more

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Jun 02, 2010 Jane Stewart rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance

This is a new and different world. I wanted more action and emotional connection. There was more conversation than action.

STORY BRIEF:
Instead of Superman and Batman hiding their identities, this world has many super heroes seeking publicity, popularity and selling action figures. Lainey is strong and can fly. She has chosen the name Phenomenal Girl 5. The previous four didn’t work out or died. There are different groups of super heroes who fight villains. Lainey was previously part of the Power...more This is a new and different world. I wanted more action and emotional connection. There was more conversation than action.

STORY BRIEF:
Instead of Superman and Batman hiding their identities, this world has many super heroes seeking publicity, popularity and selling action figures. Lainey is strong and can fly. She has chosen the name Phenomenal Girl 5. The previous four didn’t work out or died. There are different groups of super heroes who fight villains. Lainey was previously part of the Power Squad and recently was hired to work for the Elite Hands of Justice (EHJ), the most elite of the groups - her dream job. Unfortunately she is the new hire whose job it is to do paperwork, correspondence, and buy coffee for others. She’d prefer fighting villains. There are frequent minor villains causing trouble which makes work for the heroes. There is also a major villain planning apocalyptic harm.

Robert works on and off with the EHJ. He has magic abilities including his own repeat reincarnations. He’s lived many lives. After each death he is reborn into the body of a 20 year old man. He retains his magic abilities and knowledge of spells but has no memory of people in his life. Lainey and Robert become attracted to each other.

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The action was flat. A lot of time was spent in “conversations” rather than seeing events happen. There was a gossipy office politics feel to the book. The Reincarnist spent a lot of time “studying” what the main villain might be doing and how to stop him. As a reader I wanted to see more of the villain, what he was planning and doing. Maybe the reason we don’t see that is because the story is told in first person by Lainey. A major conflict between the couple was based on an “inaccurate assumption” and a lie. I didn’t connect emotionally with anyone. I didn’t feel anticipation during the story. It didn’t work for me, but I think urban fantasy and comic book fans might like it more than I did. There are some love scenes which are referred to, not shown, in case that’s important.

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Story length: 305 pages. Swearing language: mild, including religious swear words. Sexual content: none. Setting: current or future time in Megolopolis. Copyright: 2008. Genre: paranormal romance.(less)

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May 19, 2009 Katie(babs) rated it 2 of 5 stars

Lainey Livingston has a dream of working for the Elite Hands of Justice, which has the best group of superheroes in the world. Lainey is a superhero herself and goes by the name of Phenomenal Girl Five. She excels at flying, has great strength, and is intelligent as well. Even though she comes quite recommended, she is given a preliminary membership until she can prove herself with the group. For the time being, she will train with the Reincarnist. The Reincarnist is the smartest man on Earth be...more Lainey Livingston has a dream of working for the Elite Hands of Justice, which has the best group of superheroes in the world. Lainey is a superhero herself and goes by the name of Phenomenal Girl Five. She excels at flying, has great strength, and is intelligent as well. Even though she comes quite recommended, she is given a preliminary membership until she can prove herself with the group. For the time being, she will train with the Reincarnist. The Reincarnist is the smartest man on Earth because every time he dies, he comes back as a twenty year old man with some of his memories intact. The real downside is that when he's reborn, he's forgotten his friends and lovers.

When Lainey meets Robert Elliot, the Reincarnist, she thinks he is a jerk, even though a very handsome one. Robert doesn't seem too happy with having Lainey around since he prefers to work alone. He tends to be very critical of Lainey's costume and her abilities. But Lainey has wanted to be a part of the EHJ forever and won't give up, even if the Reincarnist thinks she is not up for the job. But then they go out patrolling, and Robert has a newfound respect for Lainey. Soon, their arguments no longer matter and they begin to work as partners. Lainey even admits to herself that she has a slight crush on Robert, while Robert continues to treat her as a co-worker.

A day in the life of a superhero is never restful, especially when the villains of Megolopolis have become more powerful and evil. When Lainey is almost killed and Robert saves her life, they admit their feelings for one another. Unfortunately, Robert has used up too much energy saving Lainey, and because of it, he will die shortly and be reincarnated. That means he will forget Lainey. When Robert is gone, Lainey feels as if her heart has been ripped out. When she meets Wesley Charles, the new Reincarnist, she is even more depressed, because Wesley doesn't seem to like her at all and treats her rudely.

Rainey knows she must get past her grief over losing Robert, and that means accepting Wesley. Wesley may seem to be the complete opposite of Robert, but he does seem to have some of the same traits that Robert had. As Lainey and Wesley get to know each other, there is a fierce enemy waiting to destroy the Reincarnist and rule the world. It will be up to the Elite Hands of Justice, Phenomenal Girl 5, and the Reincarnist to save the world.

Fans of superhero culture and myth will definitely get a kick out of PHENOMENAL GIRL 5. There is a lot of comic book action and a multitude of superhero characters that are bound to please. The dialogue is crisp, and the plot is very intriguing.

As for the romance, I felt it would have been better left out because of the issues I had with the Reincarnist. Some readers may not mind a hero like Robert, who, because he has lived so many lifetimes, has had many lovers, wives, and even children that he is not aware of. I found the chemistry between Robert and Lainey lacking. Robert is the older mentor and teacher to Lainey. Lainey having a crush on Robert was cute, but as their relationship ventures into love, especially on the part of Robert, that just did not ring true to me. I became a bit disgruntled, because as soon as they both acted on their love, Robert was conveniently killed off to make way for his new alter ego. It would seem that Wesley and Lainey would not get along at all, especially since Lainey can't get over the loss of Robert. But since we need a happily ever after for Lainey with the man of her dreams, A.J. Menden wrote it in a way that everything comes together perfectly for her. Not to mention how Lainey is fine with the Reincarnist's children walking around such as Doctor Rath, who runs the EHJ, and is the son of the Reincarnist from before Robert was "born."

PHENOMENAL GIRL 5 would have been better as a straight action novel without the love story. The best parts of the novel were when Lainey and Robert would work as a team against the Megolopolis villains or interacted with the other EHJ superheroes who all have very unique powers.

When all was said and done, PHENOMENAL GIRL 5 had some interesting scenes and will please some sci-fi fans, but as for the romance lovers, it may be lacking. The ending for Lainey was a bittersweet one because you know that the Reincarnist will continue to be reborn and fall in love long after Lainey leaves the Earth.(less)

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Aug 10, 2010 Linda rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: action, futuristic-romance

When I think of a SHOMI book I want romance and action and, more importantly, a connection. I loved DRIVEN by Eve Kenin aka Eve Silver and COUNTDOWN by Michelle Maddox. Then there were some SHOMI books that I would rate at the bottom of the barrel. PG5 was OK, not bad...just not great.

Lainey Livingston has a gift and she is going to be trained by the Reincarnist, Robert Elliot. You'll see some action though not as much as I expected. And yes, there is a romance, but I just did not feel the conne...more

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Sep 29, 2011 Linda rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: futuristic-romance, futuristic-sci-fi, little-chemistry-h-her, series, shomi

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Feb 17, 2011 Kay rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: urban-fantasy-paranormal

This was a free book that I recently got for my Kindle. I was between books and looking for something different to read and decided to give this one a try. This was a very entertaining book. It is definitely more PNR than Urban Fantasy. The focus of the book is more on the relationship between the two main characters, but it was well done. The main characters are all super heros and this was a different take on the urban fantasy premise but it was nice to read something different. At first I did...more

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Mar 17, 2011 Urs rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: kindle-free-reads

I had never heard of SHOMI books before reading this book, so I did not go into the book with any special expectations. The description was just interesting to me.

Readers going into this book should realize that it is primarily a light romance story between superheroes in a world where superheroes and villains are quite common. This book reads kind of like a Star Trek TNG episode plays in that there is some action here and there, but the real focus is on the relationships and situations between...more

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Feb 04, 2010 Jess rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2010, paranormal-romance

Snarky characters, diabolical dialogue, intriguing premise.. and you got me reeled in. Thought it was great, and so different from other things I've read. The premise is that this is a world where there are superheroes and villians and alternate dimensions and magic. Phenomenal Girl 5 (Lainey) is just trying to find her place in the world and join in on EHJ. She has superstrength and can fly. She is teamed up with The Reincarnist (Robert) so that she can be trained for her new job. But of course...more

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Feb 17, 2011 Bluemoon rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-kindle, science-fiction

Ok I only bought this book because it was free on Kindle, so technically I didn't literally buy it. Amazingly enough,though, I actually liked the book. It reminded me of Mystery Men (The movie), but these people actually have super powers. hehehehehe...

Anyways, I love the whole concept of the reincarnist. I just didn't really like what happened to the relationship between Robert and Lainey. It was weird what happened there and it took me awhile to get used to it. It just seemed like I was readin...more

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Jan 19, 2009 icedtea rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: adventure, romance, fantasy

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Jan 11, 2011 Adam Shields rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Short review: I picked this up when it was free for kindle. Well worth it for free :)

It is a good comicbook superhero/romance. Nothing earth shattering, but well written. I get frustrated with some of the clichéd romance story lines. But this book I really thought about how much truth some of the clichés have. This was an enjoyable take. Had some magic and action with the superheros. And the romance portions were PG13.

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Jan 04, 2009 Bitten_by_Books rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: lori

Lainey Livingston has never really fit in. Orphaned as a child, she was placed in a foster home until her special powers earned her a place at The School. Being one of the youngest and kind of a nerd, she was picked on by the other kids...

For the entire review please go to the Best Paranormal & Urban Fantasy Review site on the web, Bitten By Books for the review of Phenomenal Girl 5 in it's entirety. You won't be sorry.

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Oct 30, 2011 Anita rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, superhero

I had trouble with the beginning chapter of this book. I almost didn't make it to chapter two because the first few pages seemed too hokey for me. I was afraid the author was seting me up for a 1960's era superhero story - everything over the top and still perfectly tame for the kiddies. Then he heroine, Lainey, showed a little feminist rebellion that hinted the book might go in another direction, so I stuck with it. It was a bumpy read for me. There were a few more times when I groaned inwardly...more

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Mar 11, 2011 Martina the Book Fairy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: demons, dragon, dreams, fantasy, love-triangle, magic, murder, mystery, paranormal-romance, romance, technology, warrior, super-hero

In a nutshell, I'd describe this book as a Superhero Romance. Lainey Livingston (aka Phenomenal Girl 5) has just been made a member of the Elite Hands of Justice, the world's topmost band of superheroes. It's a dream Lainey has been working for since she was a school girl. However, before becoming a full-fledge member, she must train for two years with The Reincarnist, Robert Elliot. Robert is a magician who, upon death, is instantly reincarnated as a 20 year old man who retains all previous mag...more

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May 02, 2009 Tez rated it 4 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. The Dragon's murder victims are stacking up in Megolopolis, and this is Elite Hands of Justice trainee Lainey Livingston's chance to break a major case, thus finally proving that she - Phenomenal Girl 5 - is a worthy enough superhero to join EHJ. The travel sickness from teleportation will pass, and the spells she's learning will add another weapon to her trade. But standing in Lainey's way from making the promotional leap is the reclusive Reincarnist, Robert Eliot, who's both training and tempt...more The Dragon's murder victims are stacking up in Megolopolis, and this is Elite Hands of Justice trainee Lainey Livingston's chance to break a major case, thus finally proving that she - Phenomenal Girl 5 - is a worthy enough superhero to join EHJ. The travel sickness from teleportation will pass, and the spells she's learning will add another weapon to her trade. But standing in Lainey's way from making the promotional leap is the reclusive Reincarnist, Robert Eliot, who's both training and tempting her. How can she investigate when he's hiding details of the crimes? Would working full-time for EHJ break her and Robert's budding relationship?

The first half of this book is exceptionally well done. Lainey's not perfect, though she is rather vain about her chest. Robert speaks without contractions, but Lainey calls him on it. A major spoiler puts emotions through the wringer, but as the characters' personal lives improve, they became somewhat...annoying. I was fine with Lainey until she started playing seductress. Then we meet more of the EHJ and learn that they're more celebrities than superheroes, doing more ad campaigns than investigation and heroics. This in itself is not a bad read, but it's frustrating when an apocalypse is nigh and no one seems to be working the case. Lainey recognises this, but then does the same thing and spends more time with her lover. I preferred the unrequited love to the out-in-the-open relationship - there's a stage in which most scenes end with fade-to-black shagging, and I had trouble refraining from yelling, "Get back to the freaking plot!" But this is a romance novel, not a thriller. I am not the target audience.

Maybe you can tell a lot about someone by their choice of coffee, but when Lainey goes around and collects everyone's order...that was kind of tedious. Okay, the over-the-top EHJ heroes have grandiose beverages, whilst the down-to-earth people stick with espresso - readers could've figured that out on our own. That scene could've been cut.

Then there's the multiple past, present and perhaps future relationships which they openly gossip about. Phenomenal Girl 5 works much better when it's serious, not light, but I'm very picky about humour ;-) Still, it's a new-to-me spin on superheroes, and Book 2 in the series - Tekgrrl - should go down a treat.(less)

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Jun 24, 2010 Lexie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: review-romance-reader-at-heart, genre-romance, genre-science-fiction, books-owned

Who hasn't wanted to be a superhero at some point or another in their life? Popular culture is filled to its seams with the various caped crusaders of Justice. So that's why I was more then a little shocked to realize that PHENOMENAL GIRL 5 is the first romance I've read that deals even partially with the idea.

The world of PHENOMENAL GIRL 5 is our own, except super powers are just a routine thing. Menden doesn't keep everything happy-go-lucky sweet, however—sure, there are altruistic heroes who...more Who hasn't wanted to be a superhero at some point or another in their life? Popular culture is filled to its seams with the various caped crusaders of Justice. So that's why I was more then a little shocked to realize that PHENOMENAL GIRL 5 is the first romance I've read that deals even partially with the idea.

The world of PHENOMENAL GIRL 5 is our own, except super powers are just a routine thing. Menden doesn't keep everything happy-go-lucky sweet, however—sure, there are altruistic heroes who do it because they want to make the world safer, but for everyone of them there are five others who want the fame and notoriety. In fact, the 'Elite Hands of Justice' runs more like a modeling agency then a heroic station.

If you enjoyed comic books as a kid, you will no doubt be able to recognize who some of the characters are meant to resemble and emulate. I was shocked during Lainey's first time meeting the EHJ—these are superheroes? Saving the day and keeping us safe? I swore I was reading about the latest episode of some soap opera! And I liked that. I really enjoyed that Menden made it a purpose to show that even though they had powers and were these icons of Justice, they were people with all the same foibles the rest of us have.

As for the characters, I loved Lainey. She had the stereotypical 'blonde bombshell' (complete with black leather outfit) look, but insisted on using her brains and talents to get her where she wanted to go. She didn't want to be so floozy bimbo with powers and hooker costume—she was bound and determined to make a difference, no matter what.

As for Robert, aka 'The Reincarnist' (I love the fact the names are so hokey in this book), I had a very hard time not falling in love with him as well. Stubborn, tactless and at times downright infuriating, he didn't come off as anything but protective of Lainey. Overprotective even. I admit to being a little iffy about when he dies he comes back as a whole new person, not because I objected to that, but to what that means in terms of the relationships he forges.

According to Menden's website she is working on another EHJ romance and I, for one, am eager to see what fascinating new aspects of her world she draws out for us.(less)

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Jan 29, 2012 Kim Dallaire rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, re-read

This is the first book I reread within a single library loan period. It starts simply enough, with a new addition to a superhero team being trained up, but then the twists hit back and forth and froth up the story into a frenzy. I admit I cried, really hard, around the middle of the book, which made my husband poke his head into the bedroom to make sure I was okay. Luckily, the book continues and gets better and better, and I was smiling by the end. An excellent superhero/fantasy/romance mix.

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Dec 07, 2012 Artemis rated it 3 of 5 stars

This book was a light fun read, throw in a super heroic lady and a couple bad guys and you've got a great super hero novel! I really liked that our main heroine Lainey was tough and determined! I wish the author would have delved further into the character's past so we could have learned more about our heroine. The romantic aspects in the novel were sweet but of course there is still room for development and the pace was a bit quick I must say. Fun read I enjoyed this one! I'll definitely read t...more

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Mar 24, 2011 Steven Smith rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: urban-fantasy

I enjoyed this book a lot but it could have been better. Sure it's a superhero book and well-written but it was a lot more 'romancey' than I would have liked. It probably should have been categorized as "Urban Fantasy/Romance" instead of "Leisure Fiction" but meh, no big deal and not enough to give it less than 4 stars because it was very entertaining and gave a very new (to me) spin on the superhero community.

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Mar 28, 2009 Jordan rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: literature

Strike one: This obviously wasn't written for my demographic.

Strike two: I am screamingly jealous of the author and can be a hyper-critical lit snob when confronted with someone more successful than myself in the publishing world.

So I assumed I'd have to trudge through this and say some obligatory nice things I didn't mean. Luckily, that wasn't the case at all. I got drawn into it immediately and just kept turning the pages. Sure, I was still hyper-critical. (Using "large" as an adjective twice...more

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Jun 29, 2009 Eric rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: superhero-fiction, 2009

This one's for all the people pining for a Power Girl and Dr. Strange team-up (weird as that may be). And since this book's a superhero/romance hybrid, I kept waiting for the spandex-ripping superheroic sex. As expected, Karen Starr and Stephen Strange get it on, but all the biff-pow action takes place off screen. By the hoary hosts of Hoggoth, how disappointing!

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Jan 15, 2011 Heather rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: amazon

Phenomenal Girl 5 was so much fun. I am a closet comic book collector and this book spoke to my inner nerd. It is also the best free Kindle book I have ever read. I loved Lainey! She is a kick butt heroine. Great Love Story + Adventure + Mystery To Solve = A Book That Sucks You In. This had it all and was hard to put down. I will definitely check out more books by A.J. Menden.

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Sep 20, 2011 Scottsdale Public Library added it

Shelves: fiction, romance, sci-fi-fantasy

Phenomenal Girl 5, aka Lainey Livingston, falls for her mentor, the Reincarnist, only to find herself battling villains seeking world domination, heroes more intent on publicity than saving the world and her lover’s death and rebirth! This book was funny and poignant at the same time, keeping me hoping for a happy ending.

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Jan 18, 2011 Greymalkin rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: scifi-fantasy, supernatural-romance, romance

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Jun 14, 2012 Jessica rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: cool-concept, fantastic-fantasy, kindle, why-my-hero, wuv-tru-wuv

I never would have picked it up if I thought it was a romance book rather than a super hero book. But it's cool, cause I ended up liking it. It wasn't smutty, it was fun, the villain was despicable but the heros weren't so cut and dry they weren't interesting. Good quick read.

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Oct 20, 2010 Jacqui Ainsworth rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, romance

I downloaded this as a free ebook and wasn't expecting much. The title is a bit cheesy. But it was a very enjoyable read. It has a good plot with twists and turns and likable characters. I had trouble putting it down. I would definitely read others by this author.

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Mar 06, 2011 Samantha rated it 4 of 5 stars

Another Kindle freebie, I was very pleasantly surprised!

My only complaint was that the ending was a little too quick and clean for my taste. I loved the two main characters and their chemistry and the love scenes were very nicely done.

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Jan 02, 2011 Garland Coulson rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2011-books-read

As a lover of superhero comics, movies, etc., I was pleased to find this as a free Kindle book. I read it on my iPhone with the Kindle app.

A little different than I expected - more like a superhero love story. But very well done.

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Feb 02, 2011 Heather rated it 3 of 5 stars

When I started this I wasn't at all sure I was going to like it as the superhero genre isn't really my thing. But the I liked the characters and found the story entertaining.

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Jul 19, 2010 Summer rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: urban-fantasy, romance, psychic-powers, magic, favorites

Phenomenal Girl 5 sort of reminds me of Noble Causes. If you are less of a comic book nerd than me, Noble Causes is a comic series from Image about a superhero family that's commonly described as 'a superhero soap opera'. Only Phenomenal Girl 5 was more of a superhero romance story in novel form. It had all a lot of elements from comics that I do like with lot's of great action scenes and SUPERPOWERS. But it took out a lot of my gripes with some actual well written characters that didn't take th...more

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In her everyday life, A.J. Menden is a mild-mannered newspaper columnist and magazine editor who wanted to write books ever since she could read one. Her husband helped foster her love of superheroes and their house is now full of comic books and action-figures.

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