The Swift Uplifting Rush & Drawing Hands

When Quinn finds an experimental superpower-granting costume in their parents' attic, they didn't expect to be drawn into a web of superhuman intrigue, but their discovery serves as the catalyst for that conspiracy to slowly unravel. "A superhero story for the modern era, J. C. Weston's THE SWEET UPLIFTING RUSH AND DRAWING HANDS offer readers a unique protagonist, an abundance of action, and all-encompassing inclusivity. " - Jennifer Noll for IndieReader In The Swift Uplifting Rush, Quinn is shocked out of their normal college life when they find one of their missing mother's inventions, left behind in the family attic, and it grants them superhuman power that they had never expected to have. Before they can even begin to consider the implications of this, however, the city is invaded by a powerful shapeshifting villain called Legion, who carries a message that could rock the foundations of Quinn's life even without her other nefarious plans coming to fruition...
This book also contains the brief interlude arc Drawing Hands, which explores the relationship between Quinn and their father and the meaning that art has to both of them, and to a lesser extent, to other characters as well. "...an inclusive superhero story that improves the genre in a fresh, modern way." - Jennifer Noll for IndieReader Continue following Paternum at thevoidwrites.com!