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So, what if Batman didn't have billions of dollars? That's the central question of Matthew Davenport's Broken Nights, which is the story about a non-powered superhero who tries to take the fight against crime in his city despite being decidedly middle-class at best. Jason and Amy Night are a pair of adults who have lost their mother to a store robbery, which compels the former to take up a job as a costumed hero while the latter reluctantly provides tech support. It's an interesting case since while we have many working-class heroes, most of them like Spiderman or the third Blue Beetle have powers.

Ultimately, I rather like Jason's hero's journey as he goes from being a man who is ordering his bullet-proof vests off Amazon.com to someone who is able to fight an artificial intelligence as well as her army of brainwashed slaves. It's a great progression and works in the kind of Marvel Cinematic Universe sort of way which is not a bad model for how to do a superhero novel. As origin stories go, it did a good job but I'd be interested in seeing where the story goes from here.

The premise of the book, aside from the origin is Jason struggling in his new role as the Guardian. Despite being offered a great deal on his family's shop by the mysterious Stella, he is determined to make it on his own. The fact this results in him getting his ass kicked by a pair of ordinary street punks causes his sister and best friend to join in helping him. From there, they start using readily-available technology as well as each other's unique skills to make Jason a better crime-fighter.

The first half of the story follows his actions against ordinary crime before shifting to a more science-fiction orientated plot regarding Stella's plans to use an Alheizmer's cure to become an omnipotent cybernetic god. This shift was a bit much and I can't help but think I preferred the more lower-key actions of the Guardian but still worked as a decent science-fiction villainy plot. I also felt Jason and Stella had decent chemistry.

The action was good, the characters were likeable, and the plot was decent. As such, I recommend Broken Nights to anyone who wants to enjoy a superhero adventure story as their next book.

9/10


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Broken Nights Matthew Davenport Michael Davenport Books Reviews

Awesome book. Great story! Worth the read!
Such a good book .... Hope there are more to come great job guys
Yes, I have the same last name as the authors. However, I am their biggest critic. This book is pretty darn good. It is about an average guy, average family, trying to survive. The reader can empathize with the characters because either they see themselves as one of them or they know someone in their family that resembles them. It is not a story about a billionaire who saves people with all of his contraptions made for him with his money or someone who was bit by a radioactive arachnid. The characters are ordinary people, your brother, your sister, your mother, your father, and they encounter a big menace. They use their brains, bodies, and the internet () to find solutions to solve their issues....like normal people.
I am impressed with the story that Matthew and Michael have imagined and written, and I am glad it is continuing. I can't wait to see the movie!
I enjoy Super Hero books. It is a guilty pleasure of mine. Since came along its easy to find a lot of these books but it's not easy to find real good Super Hero story's. Well here is a real good story
I'm the type of reader that if I'm not drawn into the story by the end of the first chapter I'll just stop reading. Broken Nights got me hooked by the first chapter and every chapter after. I've had to many books where you have an excellent beginning and end but the middle is just some junk to take up space. Not so with this story. Each chapter just carried you along to the next.
I thought this was a cross between Green Arrow and DareDevil. I could expand on this but I don't want to give away some of the plot.
If your looking for an Action Hero book with good characters, a good story, and a lot of action, this is a must read. I hated when I came to the final page and I really, really hope there will be a series of these books coming soon.
So get this book, find a comfortable chair, and enjoy a good story.
So, what if Batman didn't have billions of dollars? That's the central question of Matthew Davenport's Broken Nights, which is the story about a non-powered superhero who tries to take the fight against crime in his city despite being decidedly middle-class at best. Jason and Amy Night are a pair of adults who have lost their mother to a store robbery, which compels the former to take up a job as a costumed hero while the latter reluctantly provides tech support. It's an interesting case since while we have many working-class heroes, most of them like Spiderman or the third Blue Beetle have powers.

Ultimately, I rather like Jason's hero's journey as he goes from being a man who is ordering his bullet-proof vests off to someone who is able to fight an artificial intelligence as well as her army of brainwashed slaves. It's a great progression and works in the kind of Marvel Cinematic Universe sort of way which is not a bad model for how to do a superhero novel. As origin stories go, it did a good job but I'd be interested in seeing where the story goes from here.

The premise of the book, aside from the origin is Jason struggling in his new role as the Guardian. Despite being offered a great deal on his family's shop by the mysterious Stella, he is determined to make it on his own. The fact this results in him getting his ass kicked by a pair of ordinary street punks causes his sister and best friend to join in helping him. From there, they start using readily-available technology as well as each other's unique skills to make Jason a better crime-fighter.

The first half of the story follows his actions against ordinary crime before shifting to a more science-fiction orientated plot regarding Stella's plans to use an Alheizmer's cure to become an omnipotent cybernetic god. This shift was a bit much and I can't help but think I preferred the more lower-key actions of the Guardian but still worked as a decent science-fiction villainy plot. I also felt Jason and Stella had decent chemistry.

The action was good, the characters were likeable, and the plot was decent. As such, I recommend Broken Nights to anyone who wants to enjoy a superhero adventure story as their next book.

9/10