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The hero learning curve just got wider.

As Bark enrolls as a full-time student of the UCH, he becomes well acquainted with the art of being a hero, as well as making new friends and falling in love. Unfortunately, the plight of the outside world waits for no one, not even a supernormal. And as expected, there are enemies around every corner. 

Soon, Bark finds himself in great danger as the entire UCH is put at risk of completely being overrun and obliterated by a surprising menace. As Bark continues to master his superpowers, many questions will remain: Who among the UCH has betrayed everyone, and who is willing to pay dearly just to get their hands on the UCH’s newest hero? More importantly, can Bark become the ultimate superhero and save the UCH when all the students are turned against him?
©2018 Cosby Media Productions (P)2018 Cosby Media Productions

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  • 04-15-19

Good but short

I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

As with the first book, this was a good book and I was very entertained. The characters were still quite interesting, and the narrator does a good job on the narration. My only real complaint is that these books are very short. They were over too quickly and I felt bummed when it ended. That I want to continue the series is good, but I think these could easily be combined into one book for a better value per credit.