Alternate Cover Edition for B00TAJLGI2. Ace, Reaper and Echo return in the heart pounding Part 2 of The Savior Series. The fate of our world hangs in the balance as these teenagers turned superheroes fight to uncover The Righteous' plans for Earth before it's too late. They will all be tested like never before and for the first time in his life, The Reaper will face an opponent whose powers far exceed his own. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - "I braced myself and smiled beneath my menacing skull-faced gasmask as the massive assailant suddenly rushed toward me with his enormous right hand cocked behind his head. I always let them have the first punch. I always got a kick out of watching their expressions as they threw everything they had at me only to witness me take the punch without even flinching. I was still thinking of a snappy remark to respond with when his fist slammed against my face with the full force of a freight train. The unexpectedly crushing blow knocked me from my feet and sent me flying several meters in the opposite direction. I hit the ground hard and tumbled head over heels for a few more feet before coming to a stop near the edge of the freeway.How did he do that?! I wondered as my attacker suddenly leapt thirty feet into the air and landed no more than fifteen feet away from me. Dazed and confused, I scrambled to my feet as he suddenly backhand slapped an abandoned sedan into the air as he made his way toward me. I met him head on and fired a right handed hook that could have leveled a small building. He easily blocked my attack with his left hand landed a devastating overhand right to the side of my face that nearly snapped my head around as he sent me sprawling to the pavement once again.My head slammed against the street as I hit the ground, causing my vision to become blurry. As my consciousness slowly slipped away my mind frantically searched for an explanation as to how my attacker had so easily defeated me. My heart skipped a beat as the mysterious juggernaut suddenly threw back his flowing white hood and I finally realized my mistake. It was in that moment that I discovered I wasn't fighting a man at all. As I peered into the subtle bluish glow that emanated from his eyes, I suddenly realized that the individual who had just so easily overpowered me was much more than some run-of-the-mill Stranger foot soldier - this man was the one they called The Greater - this man... was the Son of Eden."