Heroes? In these bodies? You've got to be kidding! All Brady Owen wants from this highly experimental research program is a chance at normalcy, away from the crushing migraines that dominate his life. So when he wakes in the lab with the ability to hear distant sounds, see through walls, and sense microscopic particles with his fingers, his fractured world tips on its axis. Brady's temporary enhancements land him among a ragtag band of young chronic illness warriors for whom the treatments have had similar effects. But how can a guy be a hero when some days he can't even lift his head from the pillow? And why would God give him a gift that's not even his to control?

Nothing like jumping in at the deep end... Just weeks after his first encounter with the treatment's unusual side-effects, it's Brady's turn under the needle again. Rachelle seems confident he can use his new powers for good, but Brady isn't so sure. How do you stop crime with super senses anyway, especially when the world doesn't know your secret? With the team at his back, Brady makes his first foray onto the streets, but nothing is as easy as it seems. Oh, and did he mention it didn't seem that easy in the first place? Will Brady find a reason to stick with the project, or is this all a dead end?

Is this city big enough for the both of them? Brady may have finally embraced his new superhero status, but he never asked to be paired up with Dash on a mission day. Sure, the guy’s got some kind of heart under his rough exterior, but he’s not a big fan of sharing, and Brady can’t exactly choose when to schedule his migraines. Oh, and have you ever tried to keep out of the way of a speedster who doesn’t want you around? Two are supposed to be stronger than one, but Brady can only hope they’ll get through the day without ripping the team apart. Is there something more behind Dash’s rotten attitude? And can any good come from being forced to work together?

How do you tame a force of nature? Now that Marcus has settled into the den, it's time to figure out how he can best put his new gifts to use on the streets. But that's easier said than done when his lung function proves more powerful—and volatile—than anyone expected. Brady's still convinced that Marcus belongs on the team, but when more than one attempt goes spectacularly wrong, he's not sure how long he can keep the teen believing it. Will they find a way to control the overwhelming force he wields? Or will Marcus decide the world is better off without his help?

One normal day shouldn’t be this hard... Grace hasn't had a real kid’s party in years, and Rachelle is determined to end that streak. So when a perfect storm of catastrophes shreds her carefully laid plans, she’s not about to give up, even if it means corralling a gaggle of first-graders with the strength of a herd of elephants racing through her veins. Brady wants nothing more than to help, but Rachelle is determined not to interrupt his own mission day—let alone subject him to this level of noise and commotion. But when the problems continue to stack up, will she be able to juggle everything on her own? Or is the idea of something resembling a normal day completely out of their reach?