Hungry Gods

<p><strong>Seventy years after World War Two hotshot rookie superhero Spitball is out to prove his mettle to the world. And to himself. If he doesn't get eaten first...</strong></p><p>Luke Gillis is barely dragging himself through college. Of course if he wrote term papers the way he thrashed bank robbers he'd probably be a doctor by now.</p><p>First lesson for newbie superheroes: You're not invincible. Second lesson: Neither are they.</p><p>Still Luke must be doing something right. The U.S. Army has invited his alter ego-the dashing speedster Spitball-on a top-secret mission. With the country's premier superhero team missing-in-action this could be his chance to break into the big leagues of justice.</p><p>But can one untested young hero step up and save America's heartland before an ancient evil takes a monster-sized bite out of it?</p><p>Orphan and the Underdogs pass their legacy to a new generation of heroes-but is that a blessing or a curse? Pick up <em>Hungry Gods</em> and continue your internship into the Shattered Universe today!</p><p><strong>In 2025 the Identity Crisis Universe (IDCU) superhero series was torn asunder and reforged as the </strong><em><strong>Shattered Universe</strong></em><strong> superhero novels for adults that pack a punch!</strong></p><p>· Book 1: <em>Golden Age Heroes</em></p><p>· Book 2: <em>Hungry Gods</em></p><p>· Book 3: <em>Deus Ex Machina</em></p><p>· Book 4: <em>Secret Origins</em></p><p>★★★★★ Original and wonderful! It was page-turning action-madness till the end and I just loved it. - <em>Maurice J.</em></p><p>★★★★★ Very human for superhumans. It also contained a little bit of everything: humor horror action and drama. - <em>Quentin Wallace</em></p><p>★★★★★ I read it in about two hours in the middle of the night very uncommon for me. HUNGRY GODS is NOT just your ordinary SPLASH!! BAM!! ##*** POW!! Comic event. It's really really good (and a rereader). - <em>The Haunted Reading Room Reviews</em></p>