G.O.D.S: Gifted. Obedient. Deadly. Students. (G.O.D.S, #1)

by Jaye Pratt

It’s true, while we all have specific areas we are better at—where we are genetically designed to excel over the others—we all have some traits in common. Super endurance, no fingerprints, poison and disease resistance, bones stronger than most people’s, and the list goes on. We can still get hurt just like everyone else, but it’s a little harder. Laughn has next to no damn pain receptors, especially when he is electrocuted. Davis is a human lie detector. Marlow and computers talk the same language—there is nothing he can’t hack or find. Boston literally remembers everything he wants to remember; not like a photographic memory—this is more situational—but whatever he catalogues in that head of his is there forever. I have excellent vision in the dark, but fuck, as a result, I’m the one that gets sent in first and I sure as shit ain’t bullet proof—I have the scar on my shoulder to prove it. And that is only the quick run-down of our abilities.