Dan Everton's goal was to coast through life. His slacker security job paid the bills, and although nothing was ever going to get better, at least it wasn't going to get worse. Or so he thought. Suddenly, Dan's become the recipient of intermittently occurring superpowers, and things have gotten much worse. With each new power comes a new antagonist intent on destroying Dan, with no concern for any collateral damage that might occur. Some people are born to greatness. Some have greatness thrust upon them. And some are dragged into it, kicking and screaming the whole way. Life's rough out there for a superhero.

In the first book, The Reluctant Superhero, Dan was a slacker security guard with superpowers forced upon him. Just as he was reluctantly coming to accept them, the whole thing came to a head and the powers vanished as quickly as they'd come. Now, freshly re-employed at a burger joint, Dan's getting his normal life back on track—right up until new powers come crashing back in, and a new nemesis shows up to wreak havoc. Dan just wants to flip burgers and stay out of harm's way. Harm, however, has other plans for Dan. And Dan still doesn't even know how or why any of this is happening! Superpowers need to come with an instruction manual.

Dan Everton wanted nothing more than to slack off and coast through life in his dead-end, pays-the-bills job. Unfortunately for him, all that changed when he suddenly began manifesting strange superpowers, each one accompanied by a new nemesis bent on his destruction. Now, in the third installment in The Experiment, Dan faces his biggest threat yet. With enemies coming at him from all sides, Dan has to manage to keep his cool, keep his sanity and keep his job, all at the same time. Meanwhile, Dan has yet to figure out who's causing all of this to happen to him. Will he finally get a peek at who's controlling everything behind the scenes? Or will he succumb to this latest nemesis first?

Dan Everton wants nothing more than to be a normal guy slacking his way through life. Unfortunately, he's been picked as the unwilling recipient of intermittently-occurring superpowers. As if that weren't bad enough, each time he gets a new power, a new nemesis appears with powers of their own. In the fourth book in The Experiment series, Dan's hot on the heels of the guy who inflicted these powers on him. He's determined to bring him down once and for all and restore normalcy to his life. But is the mysterious scientist behind this still playing Dan for a fool?

Once, Dan Everton was just your average night-shift drone trying to get through life with a minimum of fuss. Then he had superpowers thrust upon him, and found himself unwillingly dragged into the life of a superhero—with all of the turmoil and fighting that implies. In the fifth and final book in The Experiment, Dan's finally finding himself toe-to-toe with the man who's been pulling his strings this entire time. But with the deck stacked against him, can Dan possibly triumph?