On the Run with a Supervillain

Supervillain Romance Project

By: H. L. Burke

Narrated by: Kylah Williams

Superhero Shawn wants to get hitched...not framed.

In his first year with the Department of Super-Abled, Shawn Park, a.k.a. Surge, has two goals: to prove to his team leader that he can fight villains with the best of them and to find the perfect way to propose to his girlfriend, Katie.

When a teammate ends up dead with evidence left behind pointing to Shawn's involvement, Shawn's perfect life is knocked for a loop. On the run from his own agency as well as villains, Shawn must prove his innocence or lose his ideal future — and maybe his life.

©2012 H. L. Burke (P)2021 H. L. Burke

the supervillain romance you need in your life

Are tired of picking up superhero romance novels only for it to be all romance and no heroics?

On the Run With a Supervillain is not like those books. This story puts the superheroics first and foremost.

But it also has a super sweet Rance too. The best romance. Romance between people who are already a couple. I love the idea that two people who already together, will stay together, even with the odds stacked against them.

This is also an engaging mystery that will keep you guessing who done it, right up until the big reveal.

Kylah Williams does an amazing job narrating the highly emotional, action packed tale. She does different voices, she carries emotion through her performance.

With their powers combined, Author and Narrator, you get a first class listening experience.

Just as good as the first one

I was nervous at first, because plenty of times the sequel isn’t as good as the first one. This book delivered though. If you liked the first one, you’ll like this one.

Loved it!

Poor Shawn! I love him and Katie together so much, and they had such a hard time in this one! Shawn feeling like he needs to go it alone was relatable, but also made me want to smack him and say, "You need each other!"

I didn't realize this is sort of a Christmas book when I started (at least it takes place at Christmas time), so that was cool. You could probably get away with it as a "seasonal read" if that is your thing.

The narrator really pulled the whole thing together! She did a great job relaying the tension of the moment!