It happens, I said, attention back on my cinnamon toast preparation. I would've felt bad for him even if he weren't hot, but it didn't hurt, not gonna lie. He flushed hard under that mess of shiny strawberry-blond hair. The kind of guy I would've looked at long and hard when he had his back turned, sure, but not spoken to.īut I saw that unmistakable blue light spark at his fingertips, heard him sputter, Dammit! And then the toaster he'd been wrangling started smoking, sending the smell of burning plastic up to the negligent cafeteria gods. in shin guards and knee socks with one of those beat-up Property of Falls State University T-shirts hugging broad shoulders. Not the kind of guy I normally would've spoken to-standing there at seven a.m. Well, he wasn't trying, but he almost did it anyhow. I first met Sam when I caught him trying to blow up a toaster in the cafeteria. Equilibrium Superpowered Love – Book One Katey Hawthorne Chapter One
Second Edition published august 2018 by Less Than Threeįor Tara, with more love than I can fit on the page. Any resemblance to actual people, places, or events is coincidental.įirst Edition published August 2011 by Loose ID
This book is a work of fiction and all names, characters, places, and incidents are fictional or used fictitiously. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner without written permission of the author, except for the purpose of reviews. And in the midst of trying to figure out themselves and each other, they have to face-and survive-the unfriendly witness to Sam's explosion.Īll rights reserved. Then Sam's electrical powers go haywire in public, and in the fallout a mutual attraction is forced to the surface-but bisexuality is new to Sam, and Hansen is afraid to admit he's in love. But Sam is always covered in girls, so Hansen keeps his feelings deeply buried and settles for being Sam's best friend. Hansen has been hot for Sam since they first bonded over their secret superpowers-literally hot, since Hansen can produce fire from thin air.
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