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Nick Gateon is the son of the world's greatest supervillain, and if he's going to make it to Valcav Academy for the Superhumanly Gifted, he's going to need a plan to become a hero:

  1. Break the records for the deadly entrance trials.
  2. Deal with the kids of your dad's rival who want to see you fail.
  3. Impress three hot superheroines-in-training.
  4. Get mentored by the world's greatest hero.
  5. Survive the crazy curriculum and villain attacks.
  6. Win!

Please note: This audiobook contains adult themes and harem elements.

©2019 Simon Archer (P)2019 Simon Archer Fantasy Fiction Superhero
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You see I loved Simon Archers books, all of them in fact not a single one I haven't liked so far. But the narration for this for is so bland and terrible I had to stop 2hours in. I really like the book, and Ron's narration doesn't do it justice. If anything the guy that did Forger of Worlds should narrate this also, as that audio was spot on. Well I'm gonna go and read Super Hero Academy so that I can forget how bad this was. Kind of hurts to admit that, considering I'm looking forward to book 2s audio in the hopes the narrator is different.

Honestly unsure.

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I went into this story blind and didn't realise it would have strong harem vibes. The over all story is interesting and well paced, The characters pov chapters are useful for deeper character development. The antagonists dont really get the same benefit. There are two unnecessarily explicit sex scenes but I'd venture a guess that judgement is down to personal interests.

An interesting story

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I loved this book hands down, such a brilliant story with many great characters. I'm a big fan of superheroes and this was a great mark for the name, it actually reminded me of My Hero Academia. The characters were all very well written, relatable and likeable, they are also very realistic like that is how a number of American teens or young adults speak and behave and I like how it tells the story not just by our main protagonist but most of the cast and they talk about their views, feelings and experiences and the narrator played them perfectly

Superhero academy review- Albert Anness

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