Crisis at Comicon - Temporary Superheroine, #2 - E-book - ePub

Can't a superheroine catch a break? Chloe Cole wants to cosplay in her Temporary Superheroine uniform at the Chicago comicon, but when the evil Mistress Miraculous threatens massive disaster, Chloe has to step up and fight. She's the only one who can control the Dimensional Diamond and save the comicon. Chloe flings herself into superheroine mode yet again in another comic book style adventure featuring mysterious superpowers, fast action, and a long list of suspects with grudges against a comic book company celebrating its 75th anniversary.
This was supposed to be a fun weekend, but there's far too much drama-especially in Chloe's personal relationships. Characters in this novel:Chloe Cole: Reluctant female superhero, possessor of the Dimensional Diamond, strong female protagonist, snarky 26-year-old with boyfriend and career issues Roland Kirby: Eager comics fanboy, dependable partner in superhero adventures, ex-boyfriend who keeps pushingEric Wood: Ruthless comic book company CEO, questionably honest lover and confidant, man with a pastJean Westover: Veteran comic book artist now relegated to drawing in Artists' Alley, prime suspectNorman Krigstein: Troublemaking comic book writerHoward Hogarth: Comic book personality-nobody's quite sure what this old guy ever did in the comics bizRay Herriman: Discontented young comic book company employeeLeslie Evans: Naive female comic book artist, possible frenemySarah Manning: Cosplayer, off-duty cop, heroine's friendArdis Tenniel: Cosplayer, granddaughter of an artist cheated out of his rights, heroine's friendDamien Nast: Sword salesman, grandson of an artist cheated out of his rights, hot tattooed guyJovial Jerry Fine: Beloved elderly icon of the comic book world, benign but skeptical participant in fast-paced adventuresMistress Miraculous: Tries to destroy the comicon any way she can.
What's her problem, anyway?Marie Severin: Real-life brilliant comic book artist and all-round great gal who asked to be in this book