This novel starts slow but has a wild finish. I can’t stress that point enough. After a couple of chapters I almost stopped reading the book, yet by the time I finished I was very glad I stuck with it—glad enough I’m fairly certain I’ll be reading the sequel. So let me break down the good and the frustrating. On the positive side, Riley Tune has thought of a large number of superpowers and his characters often use them very well. He builds his story around both a mystery and a conspiracy. I foun...

Pretty good story just was a little slow

Paragon is the story of an outcast trying to find his way in a world of black and white heroes and villains. It’s the story of a superhero team harboring a secret so profound that it could reshape not just how the city sees them, but the world.Or at least, it could be, if Riley Tune decides to take this outline and write the epic it presents.That is the issue with this book. It’s basically an outline to a greater story. We are mostly told what happens with a handful of Shows here and there. We a...

For some reason i was expecting a superhero story with no depth or plot, glad it was not the case. So far i have read 2 S-hero novels that makes sence Super Powereds year 1 and children of the deterrent. Well i guess its now 3.

Different story about superheroes and growing up
The hero wasn't that likable, but the author was willing to kill off people, so it's a decent start ;)

Good story. I did the audiobook version and it was a lot of fun.
I look forward to the next one.
That was a hint, Riley ...
:)

Not bad. The characters are a little simple as is the universe, but the writing seems professional.It just feels a little dated, like superhero comics from 40 years ago. The Icons must be either heroes or villains. There seems to be no government oversight. The protagonist starts an internship with the world's greatest heroic team but is sent out to help the public with zero training, supervision or support. As I said, it's all too simple.I'll put this one in the "young-adult" category and hope ...

Can't wait for the next book in the series I really loved this book it was awesome and actionpacked.

Felt juvenile. I might have liked this as a teenager, but the current me kept wondering why everyone seemed to take the MC so seriously? I mean, for crying out loud, he’s a only punk teenager with a decent combat capability, so what?

This was a good story, but it needs a lot of proofreading and a bit of editing. I would like to read more books in this world if they were polished a little more.