Books with title The Heroes Return

They Are Back To Save Their World...One More Time. The kids are back and in full costume as they come up against their first real 'Super-Villain': The Rogue. The bully of the town, who is determined to rid the neighborhoods of the Small Heroes. He hatches a fiendish plan to steal all their costumes, one by one, until only the smallest and youngest hero: Super-Duper remains to challenge The Rogue. But the kids come to learn that it isn't the cape or cowl that makes one a hero - it is the person behind the mask. And sometimes the bravest thing to do is just to stand up to those who mean you harm and show them just what Heroes are made of. ... and don't miss the first adventure, SMALL HEROES!

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Shari returns to Earth for a second chance at life, but there are those who will do anything to send her back to the afterlife.Shari Cooper died the victim of a vicious attack. After time spent among her loved ones as a ghost, she is on the other side—a place of spirits, an eternal realm of light and love. But in the midst of her peace, she receives a rare offer: to return to Earth without having to be reborn. A teenage girl has been weighed down with a deep depression. By transferring her soul with Shari’s, the girl will be given release, and Shari will have a second chance at life as a Wanderer, a returning spirit. Shari happily seizes the opportunity. When she’s back in a human body, she has no memory of her life as Shari Cooper or of the afterlife. Little does she know, not remembering keeps her safe. Because if the group of people on Earth who know about Wanderers—and view them as dangerously unnatural—found out about her, Shari could face a fate worse than death.

Finally, a hundred and sixty-two years later, the Hunters’ powers are back. More vampires arrive in town and Green Hill isn't safe anymore. Eleanor is full of anger and she needs time to adjust. Some of her actions frighten Kimberly. Will Kimberly be able to accept this new person her friend has become? The fact that Fray saw Kimberly with Ruben puts her in danger. Will Ruben be able to keep her safe?Meanwhile, Samson and Craig depart on a secret mission, leaving the Hunters with a task to find the transitioning hybrids. Riley and Ruben are the only ones who know where they’re heading, and what they're after.

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