Kids with superpowers? Heck yeah. 
 Except these kids don't really know what to do with their powers, besides get into trouble. Like Scam, who has a "voice" that knows everything and sweet-talks its way out of things. And Crash, who's been known to accidentally take down power grids. And my personal favorite: Anonymous, who no one remembers once he's out of view. 
 Seriously, why do I always go for the attractive, well-dressed one with a tragic backstory? 
 They don't get into your everyday trouble this time: There's a bank robbery, and drug money, and some mobsters. Which at first is like... seriously? The best we can come up with as a plot is a bank robbery? But it's what happens with these typical "bad guy" messes that helps develop the kids' characters. They're kind of clueless in the beginning, and they're still mostly clueless at the end, but at least they're doing it together. 
 This feels like an introduction to something more. Yeah, you can read it on its own, but there are hints to a bigger plot (I hope). There are times it's stereotypical "kids save the world from bad guys," in a pretty nondescript setting. But here's to hoping book 2 builds upon that, and explores some of the seemingly minor details that were hinted at throughout.