Full Metal Superhero

Amelia Lockheart can't walk, but she can fly. As the armored superhero-Arsenal, she has the power of a small army at her disposal. Fourteen years ago her parents disappeared after a horrific wreck which left her wheelchair bound. With thieves salivating to steal her armor, and supervillains trying to kill her, Amelia must learn to trust her new team if she wants to survive long enough to learn the truth.

Amelia knows where her parents are, and now it's time to go get them. But will this be the end of her fourteen-year quest? Not likely! If she can rescue her parents, that will only be the first step into a much larger world. A world where everything is not as it seems and even the staunchest allies may be enemies. Amelia has one shot to stop a maniac bent on world domination. If she misses, tyranny will be the least of her problems.

Amelia saved her parents, saved the USA, and maybe even saved the world. But she's not out of it yet. Aliens are coming and they aren't planning on playing nice. When huge drones with unbelievable firepower fall from the sky, it's up to the Full Metal Superhero, some new friends, and old allies, to stop them. However, alien drones aren't the only thing falling from the sky. If Amelia can't find a way to defeat the drones, and stop the threats from old enemies, she might just be at the end of her rope. If Arsenal falls . . . humanity falls with her.

They don't call her "Arsenal" for nothing! The forces of the entire Th'un Empire are about to come down on Amelia like a ten-ton hammer. Wanted dead or alive by ruthless aliens and with nowhere to run, Amelia must use every ounce of her brilliance to defeat them on Earth. But the Earth is just the beginning. The galaxy is larger than she realized, and their planet isn't the only one in peril. Amelia will be forced to make a decision no woman should ever have to make . . . for the Earth to survive, the Th'un must die. Every last one of them.

Amelia's lost in space. Trapped on the other side of a quantum gate she can't access. When she wakes up on an alien starship, her first order of business is going home. But that isn't as easy as it sounds. Between pirates and giant metal robots, Amelia has her work cut out for her. And if she does get home . . . will she even recognize it?

Aliens, megalomaniacs, and power-mad mages, Amelia should be so lucky. Luke is gone, stolen by the mysterious red gem. With no way to track him, she must stand up to the other threats she faces. Someone out there has her tech, and they used it to outfit a group of cold-blooded mercs that tried to kill her. Then there's Tempus. A new threat which appears to be able to travel through time. Amelia won't go down easy, however. The Full Metal Superhero always has a trick up her sleeve. Is this one threat too many for our armored heroine?

Now, more than ever, the world needs Arsenal. Just not the modern world. Trapped in the past before superpowers existed, Amelia has one chance to return home. Find the Armor of the Protector before Tesla turns on his machine and Frank is forced back to the present. With her armor broken, can she navigate a past free of modern tech or will she become part of history, lost in time forever?

Arsenal is no more . . . Or is she? Amelia is back in the present. However, her trip to the past cost her dearly. She's left the team and struck out on her own, determined not to make the mistakes of the past. But the past isn't done with her yet. A new threat has emerged. One that sells dangerous technology to the highest bidder . . . and they have their gaze set on Arsenal. To face the threats of the future, she needs the most advanced Arsenal she's ever conceived. That leaves her with only one choice . . . Find a Th'un ship and use the metal to make her Alien Arsenal once more before her new enemy can. If she doesn't, she will lose more than her tech, she'll lose her life.

The ultimate threat requires the ultimate Arsenal! Amelia is fresh from her victory over ARC when a massive hurricane strikes New Orleans. In the aftermath, a pile of bodies is found and all evidence points to the Wraith as the perpetrator. Has the killer of evil lost her grip on reality and started murdering indiscriminately? Or is there something even more dangerous in the world than the Wraith? With every superhero in North America gunning for Madisun Dumas, Arsenal has to race against the clock and stand up to her own teammates to prove the vigilante's innocence. If she doesn't kill her first.