With just about every book I have read, there was really never a time where I liked the villian more than I liked the hero whether I was reading a paranormal teen romance novel (Twilight) or just a small contemporary romance novel (Before Summer ends by Susan Mallory).
But, in my own novels that I write about…The villains are relatable (somewhat) when it comes to being the villain.
In An Orman’s Revenge, the villain tries to kill the heroine because the heroine is only a second choice to the first love of his life. Unfortunately during that time, the woman that he fell in love with was already married to someone else. Villain gets pissed – becomes obsessed – ends up using his powers to kill both of them as humans. The husband comes back as a superhero hybrid but his wife dies from the accident that the villain has caused.
In An Orman’s Fate, the villian’s wife is under the horrible impression that another superhero hybrid (The male MC) had killed her daughter underwater after her confession of having a huge crush on him. She is believing everything that her husband is saying because of what he is telling her, not realizing that her husband is the one who did this to their own daughter.
Finally, In An Orman’s Allegiance, the villian happens to be the brother of the female main character who wants to destroy her because of her being a part of a secret alliance called the Truson Super Elite Team, a team of superhero hybrids who are created to fight delay criminials with their supernatural powers. Unfortunately, being a part of this team does huge damage to her biological family as well. The villlan has always felt left out when it came to getting whatever he wanted and thinks that the best way for him to get the justice he wants is to destroy his sister.
So, that’s it for this question. If you want to know more about the series, go ahead and check out the pictures above (the links are attached to all three of the books if you’re interested).
Dominique Gibson
