Super Powereds: Year Two (1 of 3) (Dramatized Adaptation)

Super Powereds, Book 2

De: Drew Hayes

Narrado por: Alejandro Ruiz, James J. Johnson, James Konicek, Jonathan Lee Taylor, Megan Poppy, Rana Kay, Yasmin Tuazon, Zeke Alton, John Kielty, Kay Eluvian, Darius Johnson

Despite having their secret revealed, the residents of Melbrook Hall return to Lander University for another year in the Hero Certification Program. Good thing the focus of this year is teamwork, because with their origins known they’ll have to lean on each other more than ever.

Now finally sophomores, their curriculum expands, allowing them to train in the majors that Heroes specialize in. The new classes will test their minds, bodies, and determination in ways never anticipated. In a year filled with the unveiling of secrets, unexpected entanglements, and, of course, super-powered battles, who will be left standing is anyone’s guess. Because if all that weren’t enough, more light is being shed on last year’s kidnapping attempt, and the results point at something far bigger than mere rogue educators.

Something that isn’t even close to being over with.

Performed by Jonathan Lee Taylor, Alejandro Ruiz, Darius Johnson, Rana Kay, Megan Poppy, John Kielty, Zeke Alton, Yasmin Tuazon, James J. Johnson, James Konicek, Kay Eluvian, Tanja Milojevic, Chris Stinson, Holly Adams, Robb Moreira, Shanta Parasuraman, Rayner Gabriel, Jacob Yeh, Michael John Casey, Matthew Schleigh, Matthew Bassett, Emlyn McFarland, Jessica Lauren Ball, Steven Carpenter, Carolyn Kashner, Richard Rohan, Scott McCormick, Joel David Santner, Nora Achrati, Wyn Delano, Terence Aselford, Daniel Llaca, Patrick Bussink, David Zitney, Tyler Hyrchuk, Sara Matsui-Colby, Niusha Nawab, Eric Messner, Stephon Walker, Triya Leong, Rob McFadyen, Lolita Horne, and Ken Jackson.

©2014 Drew Hayes (P)2022 Graphic Audio LLC

Drew Hayes' intricate plotting come alive with powerful acting talents

the voices are so good you can easily track who is talking and they add personalities all their own to the plot. the story (you did start with book one right?) is both intricate and wise in its understanding of human motivations and cultural pressures. I found this book and performance a clear and present danger to my sleep hours as I kept wanting just a bit more. in that sense deviding each book into three parts is a safety feature. I am afraid to be specific because the seamlessly crafted plot has gentle foreshadowing while twists that seem to perfectly fit once revealed.
I recommend this book and performance. Blessings all, Rev Michael Burgess

Wow

Little Nick has me crying this is so good! I’m not gonna lie I like the Kyle McCarthy version a lot but this is starting to grow on me it’s good you will like it.

worse than the original audio

The graphical audio version skips parts of the original audio version, so I kept being confused about what was being referenced or going on. Also, not all the voice actors do a great job, while the original voice actor is excellent!