Flying high

I enjoyed this book. It was a bit slower to start than some of the other Just Cause books but that was because you were being introduced to a whole new set of characters but don't worry a few names will be familiar to you but with less of an impact than usual. If like me you have listened to the previous books in this great series then you will recognize the Hero academy, which has been mentioned many times and it was great to finally get a book set there. This book was less about the battling action scenes (not that there isn't any because hey this is a super hero adventure and bad guy's need to be stopped) but more working out and unravelling a deadly plot. The story is told by several of the characters but it works well, as it slowly reveals how they are all connected and shows what impact each character has on the out come. A great addition to the series.
Chloe thought her life was over when she suddenly sprouted wings in a gymnastics competition and got the whole team eliminated for cheating. With all the bullying going on she is excited to leave it all behind when she gets called up to join the Just Cause Hero Academy. Things are off to a good start she loves training with Mustang Sally, she likes her roommate and is making friends. She even finds herself a boyfriend but then the dreams start and random fires keep braking out in the corridors not to be unexpected with teenager learning to use there powers. The problem is Chloe has the feeling the dreams mean something and the fires aren't so random. What about the strange emails asking her to join and become an elite hero? Why did she get one and what does it mean? Can Chloe and her new friends figure it all out before it becomes deadly?
I like the narrator. She does such a wide range of voices that like Chloe means the story flies by in a flash.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

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