Supervillain Rehabilitation Project, Part 2

De: H. L. Burke

Narrado por: Rena Gail

This bundle contains the final three stories of the Supervillain Rehabilitation Project in one convenient volume.

Included:
Reborn: Book Three
Refined: Book Four
Reunion: Book Five

The Supervillain Rehabilitation Project is a character-driven, action-packed superhero series with light romantic elements, snarky humor, and a focus on family bonds.

Series rated PG-13 for mild language, superhero action, and fade-to-black romance.

For fans of Marvel, classic DC animated shows, White Collar, and Psych.

©2022 H. L. Burke (P)2023 H. L. Burke

Second verse, even a bit better than the first!

While I had read the first few books of the Supervillain Rehabilitation Project series, I hadn't read any of these books before I got the chance to listen to them. I have to say that I think I enjoyed them even more than the first set!
Burke's writing continues to impress with her smooth combination of emotion and excitement.
Rena Gail again does a fabulous reading of the stories and brings the characters so much vitality.
I definitely recommend you listen to these books!
I was given a free Audible code in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my very own!

Supervillain Rehabilitation Project, Part 2

This set contains the second half (books 3-5) of this series. I found book three to be particularly intense, but that’s at least partially due to its dealing with one of my personal hang-ups. Overall, I’ve really enjoyed this series and I think this collection presents it well. The end of the series has decent closure with enough loose ends left to spark interest in the spin-off series.
I received a free Audible copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Great balance between fun romp and serious feels!

Heidi Burke spins a story really well, using just enough cheese to suit the genre, while delivering a heartfelt, deep, exciting story with characters that feel real.

I also love how pro-family the series is, with slice of life moments centered not only on finding love, but also maturing into marriage and children.

I appreciate how often the characters avoid stereotypical communication errors that drive so many tv shows into "idiot plot" territory, too. Rather than drive the plot forward with a stupid miscommunication, they just talk things out, and then trouble still manages to find them and create some nice drama without all the reader frustration.

After a slow first few books, this second set is Fire.

I enjoyed the last book in the first set, and the all got better after that. I had trouble connecting to the characters in the first two books but by the end of this anthology I was refreshed that an urban fantasy did not have a scooby doo ending. Life is messy, Burke ended this with a rich dark chocolate full notes of humanity and hope.

In an imagined world of Super Abled humans Burke reminds us that we all are still humans and it doesn’t take a sable to be a hero.

Delightful narrator full of energy and emotion though-out, I eagerly await further installments in the SVR universe.

Shouldn't be fair to make me cry this much

Man. Well performed and well-written. I love all the characters, and am left wanting HL Burke to never stop writing in this universe!

One note - There is a little bit of language, and sexual references (fade to black - nothing onscreen) which make me unsure how I want to go about letting teens enjoy the series, but overall I feel everything was appropriately handled. And I don't think there was anything that would necessarily be too tempting. And as a married adult, it was all very relatable and amusing. 😆