Real Life Superheroes

Enter our heroes. Dark Guardian chases off an angry drug dealer in Manhattan. Mr. Xtreme charges in and breaks up a San Diego bar brawl. T. O. Ronin hugs a homeless man on the snowy streets of Toronto. These aren't the big-screen or comic-book heroes that have been increasingly dominating pop culture. They're real-life superheroes: individuals who take on masked personae to fight crime and help the helpless. They don't have superpowers, but they do try to make the world a better place.

Attain the life of your dreams with this self help guide to awaken your superpowers within. A clear look into ourselves, 14 Real Life Superpowers presents the powers that are already within each of us and how to recognize and activate them in daily life. M.D. McGill gives us a fresh perspective on how mindset is related to success with a reference that can be picked up at any time, offering us an invigorating perspective on our current and potential selves.

This is the first story in a series of ongoing adventures of Real Life Superhero, The Foil. Set in the urban neighborhood of Garden Park, this gritty crime story is not a graphic novel or comic book. In LITTLE RED CORVETTE, The Foil finds himself on the wrong side of the Irish ‘Moffat’ gang when he protects two young teens from a beating by local mobster, Charlie Gibbons. Gibbons enlists the help of his old friend Tom Bock, who has just returned to Garden Park after 15 years in exile to frame The Foil in a drug deal.

Only those willing to face their limitations will be able to transcend them. How to Be a Real Life Superhero (Really!) in 7 Pages, the second book in the 7 Pages or Less series, is a swift listen geared toward supporting your inner growth, with seven practical steps to unlock your mostly untapped potential to live a more impactful life for you...and those around you. In less time than it takes to bake a cake, discover tangible ways to go hero right here!

Her dad loves superheroes. He says superheroes are for real. She isn't sure, so she begins to watch for superheroes in her everyday life and discovers her dad may be right, and they may be closer than she thinks.

Over 20 years ago, in a small Israeli town, a desperate mother told a remarkable lie. She told her friends and family that her newborn child had died. That lie became the catalyst for the unfolding truth of the adoption of that same baby - Michael - who is, in fact, very much alive and now 22 years-old. He also has Down syndrome. When Kathryn Hulings adopted Michael as an infant, she could not have known that he would save her life when she became gravely ill and was left forever physically compromised.