Publisher's Synopsis
Dye never thought he'd be a superhero. Just a fifteen-year-old kid who's always late for school and serving detention for it. Unexpectedly, in the midst of their end of the summer camping trip, Dye and his brothers find themselves witnessing a cosmic event. Not long afterwards they begin displaying odd abilities. Dye immediately takes up the mantle as hero and embraces his new found powers. Sam, the brains of the group, is more worried about keeping up his GPA than stopping petty crime. Jason, the laid back one of the bunch, doesn't care about his new abilities as much as he does about surfing and keeping his stomach full. Mack, the college bound football player, could care less about what happened during their trip and distances himself to focus on securing a college scholarship. Alongside starting high school, avoiding bullies, crushing on girls, and finding out where he fits in on the social food chain, Dye chooses to lead the double life of a superhero. As they are slowly becoming famous for their heroic acts, a mysterious young man named Arayan, who knows a bit too much about everything, finds the brothers and tells them they are the last of an elite group of warriors called Xenton. As brand new Xenton, with little to no training at all, Dye and his brothers must step up and stop an ancient being from harnessing the power of a cosmic relic that will cause all of mankind to warp into horrible monsters. Can Dye and his siblings take down this big bad, or will being stuck in detention be the least of his worries?
