Maybe?Īlthough Nova thinks of herself as someone who has all the answers, it’s clear to me that she doesn’t. And Nova’s secrets are wearing thin the truth about who she really is could be discovered at any moment.īut she’s positive she’s on the right side of the divide. Nova’s quest to steal Ace Anarchy’s helmet from Renegade tower was a success-but the man himself has been captured and is being held in Gatlon City’s most secure prison.
This is such a super (heh) “shot” for a book about heroes and villains-who often cause more damage fighting each other than is ever really recognized. I don’t know which hero/villain this figure is supposed to be, but I dig them standing tall amongst the ruins. Trigger Warning: Supernova features scenes of violence, torture, and memories of childhood sexual abuse that might be triggering for some readers.
If you’re caught up, however, feel free to continue below. If you haven’t read the other books in the series ( Renegades or Archenemies), man your battle stations turn away now, as there might be spoilers in this review. Red alert! Supernova is the third and final book in the Renegades series.
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