It's nice to know your city's protected, but who cleans up after the hero saves the day?Lisa Lesura is intimately aware of the aftermath. In a fit of frustration, she just wants these knuckleheads with too much power to clean up after themselves for a change. What she doesn't anticipate is falling for the morally gray, grumpy thirty-something who insists he's a villain – while the hero casually makes her life harder, because as expected, stroking his ego is more important than actually being helpful when it counts.The villain–Creator Chaos–insists nothing good comes from doing good, but will this Dangerous Little Flower turn his whole philosophy on its head?

It's nice to know your city's protected, but who cleans up after the hero saves the day?Lisa Lesura is intimately aware of the aftermath. In a fit of frustration, she just wants these knuckleheads with too much power to clean up after themselves for a change. What she doesn't anticipate is falling for the morally gray, grumpy thirty-something who insists he's a villain – while the hero casually makes her life harder, because as expected, stroking his ego is more important than actually being helpful when it counts.The villain–Creator Chaos–insists nothing good comes from doing good, but will this Dangerous Little Flower turn his whole philosophy on its head?

It's nice to know your city's protected, but who cleans up after the hero saves the day?Lisa Lesura is intimately aware of the aftermath. In a fit of frustration, she just wants these knuckleheads with too much power to clean up after themselves for a change. What she doesn't anticipate is falling for the morally gray, grumpy thirty-something who insists he's a villain – while the hero casually makes her life harder, because as expected, stroking his ego is more important than actually being helpful when it counts.The villain–Creator Chaos–insists nothing good comes from doing good, but will this Dangerous Little Flower turn his whole philosophy on its head?