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Dark Hunter (Villain.Net)

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Jake Hunter is tired of being a villain. He wants his life back the way it was before he visited [...] and turned into the most powerful super-villain in the world.

Locked up in Diablo Island Penitentiary by the heroes who wiped his family's memory of him, he longs for nothing more than to get out, get revenge on the man who wiped his family's memories or make him reverse the memory damage, and get back to living a normal teenage life.

When a mysterious benefactor helps him escape and causes the [...] website's server to go down, Jake's ecstatic - until that person wants him to kidnap the President of the United States. Can Jake get his life back to the way it was without getting recaptured by the [...] people? Will Jake kidnap the President?

The plot is fast-paced and enjoyable. This adventure is filled with action, grayed lines between good and evil, and well-developed characters. Avid and reluctant readers who like action, superheroes, magical realism, and fantasy will enjoy reading DARK HUNTER, as well as the other books written by this author.

Reviewed by: Kira M

The following is a review by my son who is 10.


Andy does it again. This book was a relic in the Hero.com/Villain.net series. It all had a good plot, the discovery of how to solve the mysteries of the consequences Jake's decision of going to Villain.net, and more. Mr. Briggs put all the pieces together in an action-packed yet intriguing manner. This book left me hanging at the end: What will reflect Jake's choice as joining the Council of Evil, and what things will he be forced to do in order to maintain that coveted position? I recommend that the action-lovers read this, yet the people that can withstand some impossible feats which are... unpredictable.