Heat Wave (The Extraordinaries, 3)
The explosive finale to the Extraordinaries trilogy by New York Times bestselling author TJ Klune!
School's out for the summer and a raging, malevolent heat has blanketed Nova City. Dark, twisted, probably evil shadows have drenched the doorsteps of her good people's homes. And Nicholas Bell--fanboy, hero, ADHD-haver--is being super dramatic again. But honestly, Nick's life is pretty much perfect. Yeah, it's hot out, but he finally gets to team up and train with his steamy superhero boyfriend to bring justice, protection, and disaster energy to the people of Nova City. It's everything he's ever dreamed of! With graduation on the horizon and his future unknowable, Nick focuses on enjoying the present. Seth, Jazz, and Gibby are busy setting up headquarters for Lighthouse, their hero team. Nick's dad has partnered with former chief of police Rodney Caplan to start a new private investigation agency. And Nick's mother, the superhero known as TK, is right there at Nick's side. Where she's always been. Hasn't she? But something's off. It's not just Simon Burke running for mayor and campaigning to "cure" Extraordinaries. And it's not even the rumors that Nick's ex-boyfriend and villain-in-the-making Owen Burke has escaped. Something else isn't right, and Nick will need all his friends and loved ones together touncover the truth before Nova City falls prey to the Burke family. A truth that will reveal a traitor in their midst and burn through their lives like a wildfire. Praise for The Extraordinaries
An Indie Bestseller!
An Indie Next Pick!
A Gold Nautilus Book Award Winner! "Half a love-letter to fandom, half self-aware satire, and wholly lovable. I haven't read anything quite like this before!" --Sophie Gonzales, author of Only Mostly Devastated "The most down-to-earth book about superheroes I've ever read. I laughed, I cried, and I had a smile on my face the entire time I was reading it." --Mason Deaver, bestselling author of I Wish You All the Best
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Community Reviews
I loved being in the world of these characters again, there are many laugh-out-loud moments, and I really appreciated the social justice topics that TJ Klune both includes and models. This book reminded me of The Incredibles more than any other Extroardinaries book has, and the surprise at the start of the story that becomes integral to the plot seemed pretty cruel and frustrating as a reader. Overall, it was still a mostly enjoyable read!
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