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A review by vokram
Brave Men Run by Matthew Wayne Selznick
3.0
Brave Men Run by Matthew Wayne Selznick published 2005
This novel is in the genre of young adult superhero stories. It follows the story of a high school teenager who has always been different and finds out he is a Sovereign. This is the term coined by a person from this group that claims sovereignty for all members of the group. During the novel, he finds love, an enemy, and new friends. It is written in the form of diary entries by the main character interspersed with the point of view of the antagonist.
There are some problems with the plot and characterizations, but overall, it is written competently. It is set in modern times with standard YA themes. I thought it was ok, maybe a 2.5/5.
This novel is in the genre of young adult superhero stories. It follows the story of a high school teenager who has always been different and finds out he is a Sovereign. This is the term coined by a person from this group that claims sovereignty for all members of the group. During the novel, he finds love, an enemy, and new friends. It is written in the form of diary entries by the main character interspersed with the point of view of the antagonist.
There are some problems with the plot and characterizations, but overall, it is written competently. It is set in modern times with standard YA themes. I thought it was ok, maybe a 2.5/5.