While he leads Nova’s patrol team as Sketch, Adrian is also living a double life as the Sentinel, a vigilante superhero acting outside of the codes and restrictions of the Renegades. While she has so far maintained her cover, Nova’s mission has become complicated due to her relationship with Adrian, and the son of the people she holds most responsible for her family’s tragedy. Hating the Renegades for the role she believes they played in the death of her parents, Nova has infiltrated the superhero team in the hope of discovering all their secrets in order to destroy them from within. However, Nova is also secretly Nightmare, the niece of Ace Anarchy and a member of the Anarchists, a group of villains dedicated to destroying the Renegades. Most of the world knows her as Insomnia, a recent recruit to the Renegades, who serves as a member of a patrol team in Gatlon City, the location of the Renegade’s headquarters. Nova is one of these people, and her hatred has led her to live a dangerous double life. While most people see the Renegades as symbols of hope and virtue, there are some who have good reason to hate them. It was not until the rise of the superhero syndicate, the Renegades, that order was restored and prodigies were accepted as a part of society.

That was until the Age of Anarchy, when the world’s villainous prodigies rose up and established their own world order of chaos and destruction, led by the notorious Ace Anarchy. For most of this world’s history, prodigies were tormented and persecuted and many were forced to live in hiding. In an alternate version of Earth, superpowers exist and those that have them are known as prodigies. Publisher: Pan Publication Date – 6 November 2018įollowing on from her immensely popular 2017 release, Renegades, Meyer continues her exciting tale of superpowered duplicity and intrigue with Archenemies, the second book in the Renegades trilogy.

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