Reformed: Supervillain Rehabilitation Project
by H. L. Burke
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Added on March 11, 2026
Description
Once a villain, always a villain?Optimistic and idealistic superhero Prism is determined to redeem her father’s legacy by rebooting his supervillain rehabilitation program. To do so, she sets her sights on Fade, the relapsed supervillain who was the reason the government canceled the original program in the first place. However, when she petitions for Fade to be released into her custody, she finds out things might not be as simple as she thought.Convicted of an unforgivable crime, Fade received a choice: surrender to trial and possible execution or endure a memory erasure so he could start fresh. Now with no recollection of his time before incarceration, Fade doubts he has the ability to be anything but the villain the public believes him to be.A series of attacks by a mysterious power-swapping villain points back to Fade’s past and the crime that cost him his freedom and memory. With her father's legacy and her own reputation on the line, even Prism has to wonder: can a villain truly be reformed?
Reader Reviews
Love Marvel movies but want it in a novel form? Do you like superheroes in general? If either of these sound like you then you’ve come to the right review and book because Reformed is all that and so much more!(Am I reading yet another of H. L. Burke’s superhero series before finishing the other two I started? Yes, yes I am, so why are you looking at me like that?!?!)Ahem, side tangent aside, the first thing that struck me about this book was how real and human everyone felt even though they can
4.5 starsA fun superhero adventure with an adorable, little bit angsty romance, and more feels than I was expecting... Just hurt me, it's fine. *sniff, sniff* But really, it was good--made me smile, made me laugh, made me sad, made me anxious, and definitely had me shipping the couple the whole time. The mystery of the bad guy and some other things isn't that shocking or hard to figure out--there were pieces I was like "c'mon, guys, stop and think about it..." but also things I didn't guess unti
VIDEO REVIEW HERE: https://youtu.be/E8hhgsQjaxoConfession: I really struggled to get engaged for almost the first half of Reformed. My guess is because I've only read one other superhero book in recent years and not a big superhero fan in general. I just had a hard time connecting with the characters and feel that was a "me" thing as I have deeply loved other books by this author (and have devoured them). Though even with that said, I was glued to my Kindle for the second half! When these charac
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