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I didn't really like the book that much because it was really boring and took too long to get started.The problem is, the murderer has superpowers. David lives in a world where some normal people were given amazing powers by an explosion in the sky. These super humans, known as Epics, all have a variety of powers. These powers corrupt the epics and soon they have divided the world into territories ruled by a single dictator.While most are ready to submit, there are those who fight back. While the Epics have been given great power, they have also been given secret weaknesses that allow them to be killed. David has a plan to join the Reckoners and take revenge on Steelheart, the most powerful Epic in the known world. David impresses the Reckoners
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