The Heroes Reborn event series consists of six short thrillers based on the fascinating characters and rich mythology of NBC’s world-wide hit TV series "Heroes”, and the highly anticipated "Heroes Reborn”. The new season picks up five years after the finale of the original series and finds those with special powers in a precarious and dangerous world where they are feared, persecuted and attacked. This novelization is based on Tim Kring’s original drafts of the script for episode one of "Heroes Reborn” and includes content not seen in the TV show. A year after from the fateful events of the Odessa Summit, the world is a very different place. It’s certainly no longer friendly for Evolved Humans - or "Evos” - who are held responsible for what happened. If the government doesn’t find you, there are some tenacious and merciless Evo-hunters out there who will. David Bishop is a comic book, crime, science fiction, horror and fantasy writer. He is the former editor of the UK comic, 2000AD. He has published twenty novels, including tie-in novels set in the worlds of "Judge Dredd", "Doctor Who", and "A Nightmare On Elm Street".

As the number of Evolved Humans increases, so does the pressure from the governments and people of the world. Father Mauricio begins searching for a way to help all Evos after befriending a troubled teenager who possesses a devastating secret. As a priest, it is Father Mauricio's calling to protect the innocent and this includes the Evos who, by no fault of their own, find their lives and freedom being threatened. The second in the "Heroes Reborn" event series of six short thrillers based on the fascinating characters and rich mythology of NBC's world-wide hit TV series "Heroes", and the highly anticipated "Heroes Reborn". The new season picks up five years after the finale of the original series and finds those with special powers in a precarious and dangerous world where they are feared, persecuted and attacked. New York Times-bestselling author Timothy Zahn is best known for his eight Star Wars novels. He is also the author of the "Quadrail" series, the "Cobra" series, and the young-adult "Dragonback" series. Recent books include "Terminator Salvation: Trial by Fire", a sequel to the movie, and "Cobra Guardian", the second of the "Cobra War Trilogy".

When a veteran Federal agent begins investigating the involvement of a ruthless Los Angeles Police Department detective in the death of an Evolved Human, she gets close to uncovering a dangerous truth that could cost him everything: his job, his freedom, maybe even his life. The third in the "Heroes Reborn" event series of six short thrillers based on the fascinating characters and rich mythology of NBC's world-wide hit TV series "Heroes", and the highly anticipated "Heroes Reborn". The new season picks up five years after the finale of the original series and finds those with special powers in a precarious and dangerous world where they are feared, persecuted and attacked. Stephen Blackmoore is the author of the urban fantasy thriller, "City of The Lost," as well as the Eric Carter "Necromancer" series. He is also the author of a "Wasteland" video game tie-in novella, a "Gods & Monsters" tie-in novel, and "Khan of Mars.

A nationwide tragedy took away their son, and now they roam the country in search of those they feel were responsible for his death. Their goal is simple: catch and kill. The fourth in the "Heroes Reborn" event series of six short thrillers based on the fascinating characters and rich mythology of NBC's world-wide hit TV series "Heroes", and the highly anticipated "Heroes Reborn". The new season picks up five years after the finale of the original series and finds those with special powers in a precarious and dangerous world where they are feared, persecuted and attacked. Duane Swierczynski is the author of several crime thrillers, including the Shamus Award-winning "Fun and Games", the first in the Charlie Hardie trilogy, as well as the Edgar-nominated and Anthony Award-winning "Expiration Date". As a comic book writer, his credits include "Judge Dredd", "The Punisher", "Godzilla Birds of Prey", "Godzilla" and "Black Widow". He also collaborated with CSI creator Anthony E. Zuiker on a series of bestselling "digi-novels" which include "Level 26: Dark Origins", "Dark Prophecy" and "Dark Revelations".

When she jumped off a Ferris wheel in Central Park and survived, Claire Bennet changed the world. Now "Evos" - Evolved Humans - are exposed. The fifth in the "Heroes Reborn" event series of six short thrillers based on the fascinating characters and rich mythology of NBC's world-wide hit TV series "Heroes", and the highly anticipated "Heroes Reborn". The new season picks up five years after the finale of the original series and finds those with special powers in a precarious and dangerous world where they are feared, persecuted and attacked. Keith Decandido is the author of over twenty media tie-in novels, as well as short fiction, comic books, eBooks, and nonfiction in the universes of "Star Trek" (in all its incarnations, plus a few new ones), "Buffy the Vampire Slayer", "Doctor Who", "Farscape", "Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda", "The Hulk", "Magic: The Gathering", "Resident Evil", "Serenity", "The Silver Surfer", "Spider-Man", "StarCraft", "Warcraft", "X-Men", "Xena", and "Young Hercules". His work has made it to the "USA Today", "Locus", and "Los Angeles Times" best-seller lists, and has received critical acclaim from "Artemis", "Booklist", "Entertainment Weekly", "Library Journal", "Publishers Weekly", "SFX", "Starburst", "Starlog", "Tangent", and "TV Zone".

A group of Evolved Humans use their abilities to plan an escape from a detention center for people with very unusual powers. The sixth in the Heroes Reborn event series of six short thrillers based on the fascinating characters and rich mythology of NBC's world-wide hit TV series "Heroes", and the highly anticipated "Heroes Reborn". The new season picks up five years after the finale of the original series and finds those with special powers in a precarious and dangerous world where they are feared, persecuted and attacked. Kevin J. Anderson has published 125 books, more than fifty of which have been national or international bestsellers. He has written numerous novels in the "Star Wars", "X-Files", and "Dune" universes, as well as a unique steampunk fantasy novel, "Clockwork Angels", based on the concept album by the legendary rock group Rush. His original works include "The Saga of Seven Suns" series, the "Terra Incognita" fantasy trilogy, "The Saga of Shadows" trilogy, and his humorous horror series featuring Dan Shamble, Zombie PI. He has edited numerous anthologies, including the "Five by Five" and "Blood Lite" series. Anderson and his wife Rebecca Moesta are the publishers of "WordFire Press". Peter J. Wacks is a bestselling cross-genre writer. He has worked across the creative fields in gaming, television, film and comics. There are over 3.5 million copies of his stories in circulation. Peter started his writing career in the gaming industry when he created the international bestselling game "Cyberpunk CCG". He moved on from there to work on ABC's "Alias", and has since also written tie-ins for "Veronica Mars" and "G.I. Joe". His next novel, "VilleAnne" is co-written with Steven L. Sears (co-executive producer of "Xena, Warrior Princess" and 30-year veteran of the television business), and debuts in late 2015.