So I was more than a little surprised by how much I loved this book.įorging Hephaestus (Villains Code Book 1) by Drew Hayes was a well-written and surprisingly deep story about the life of a villain in a world of Superheroes and one of the best pieces of superhero fiction I’ve had the pleasure to read.
I find most of Drew’s books to be funny and fairly lighthearted and this book sounded like it was going to be something a bit more serious, plus I’m not that big a fan of stories told from the POV of the villains. I’ve enjoyed all of Drew Hayes books I was honestly a bit hesitant to buy this audiobook when it showed up on my suggested reading list earlier this month. Old grudges mean some are willing to go to any length to see the guild turned to ash, along with each one of its members. Most dangerous of all, though, are those who loathe the guild’s very existence. On top of the peril she faces from her own teacher, there are also the capes and fellow apprentices to worry about, to say nothing of having to keep up a civilian cover. The education of a villain is not an easy one, and Tori will have to learn quickly if she wants to survive.
But when she’s captured trying to rob a vault that belongs to a secret guild of villains, she’s offered a hard choice: prove she has what it takes to join them or be eliminated.Īpprenticed to one of the world’s most powerful (and supposedly dead) villains, she is thrust into a strange world where the lines that divide superheroes and criminals are more complex than they seem. Gifted with metahuman powers in a world full of capes and villains, Tori Rivas kept away from the limelight, preferring to work as a thief in the shadows. Forging Hephaestus (Villains Code Book 1) by Drew Hayes : Audiobook Review
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