The Hero Agenda Books in Order

The Hero Agenda books take place in a world where superhero culture is normal, public, and deeply unreliable once you start poking at it. That is what makes the premise work so well. Kenna begins the series surrounded by extraordinary people while feeling painfully ordinary herself, and because she does not have a power, she sees things other characters accept too easily.

That matters the moment everything breaks open. In Powerless, villains storm the lab where Kenna interns, but the old good-versus-evil script does not hold for long. As secrets start spilling, she discovers that the people wearing the hero label may be hiding the darkest truths. Relentless takes that moral confusion and pushes it harder, turning the story into a fight against corruption, propaganda, and a system willing to destroy lives to protect itself.

The tone is quick, readable, and built for younger YA readers, but the core idea has bite. These books are interested in who gets called dangerous, who gets believed, and what happens when the official version of justice is rigged. If you like superhero stories that question the uniforms instead of worshipping them, this duology is a fun change of pace.