Infinitum One: Origin

The Infinitum Saga, Book 1

De: Steven Luna

Narrado por: Leland Jory

Not all heroes are heroes because they want to be...sometimes, they’re heroes because they’re chosen to be.

Ed Helquist never asked for superhuman strength, or extraordinary speed, or the voice in his blood that tells him when and where trouble will occur; those things just arose in him one day, calling him into danger and forcing him to help people without knowing why. His best friend Casey has a ridiculous theory: somehow Ed is becoming a superhero, an idea that Ed just can’t allow himself to believe. When Lane Daniels appears and reminds Ed of an extraordinary incident from their childhood that supports the possibility, Ed has no choice but to allow that his powers have been with him for longer than he’s realized - and now, they seem to be evolving. His simple life is becoming more and more complicated every minute, and a mysterious woman who keeps showing up to cause trouble may hold the answers to everything...if only she she’d stop trying to kill him long enough for him to ask.

Infinitum One: Origin is an exciting new work from Steven Luna, a story that rewrites the book on superheroes, from the wild imagination that reinvented the vampire novel!

©2019 Steven Luna (P)2019 Steven Luna

Funny and relatable, thoroughly enjoyed

The author does justice to every average guys fantasy of discovering they are a super hero. The story was intriguing and the narrator is perfect. i look forward to more Steven Luna books.

Great Performance, Fun but Predictable Story

A fun but pretty typical male power fantasy romp. The author burns a lot of words telling us... everything. More showing, please!

The performance is quite good, and added energy and life. I probably would have put the print book down, but the performance injected personality and texture.

Great performance from the VA

An interesting first entry into a superpowered universe, brought to life by the excellent performance.

A lot of Nothing Happening

I tried with this one but, It was just so dang boring. The entire book just seems to be the main character gaining more and more powers and the plot never seems to go anywhere. It felt more like the first few chapters of a book instead of the first book in a series. I can't recommend this book at all in it's current state. Potential may be there but too much is missing.