Displaying a book with the German title “Darko Drexler,” Stephanie S. Sanders can hardly suppress a smile. And what aspiring author could? Since publishing her first book one year ago, the Kellogg resident’s “Villain School: Good Curses Evil” has been translated into four languages, and her dream of becoming a published author has been further realized this month with the release of a sequel — “Villain School: Hero in Disguise.”

Villains-in-training Rune Drexler, Countess Jezebel Dracula and Big Bad Wolf Jr. are back to save the day in spite of their devotion to the devious, and Stephanie describes her sequel as following the story of the villain kids who are “too good to be bad.”

“The premise is that these kids aren’t really very good at being villains,” Stephanie explained. “They’re too good to be bad, so they end up in a School for Wayward Villains. The first book follows three kids as they go on a ‘Plot’ to try and prove themselves as evil villains. The second book follows their story a little further. Their school is infiltrated by a superhero, who has come to take down their school master, and they don’t know who they can trust.”