IA: B.O.S.S.

IA: B.O.S.S.

by John Darryl Winston
IA: B.O.S.S.

IA: B.O.S.S.

by John Darryl Winston

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Overview

Supernatural abilities are revealed. A sacrifice is made. A hero is born.

Naz Andersen's life is quickly becoming complicated. After losing his best friend to suspicious circumstances, he turns his attention to ruthless gang leader Roffio Styles and the Incubus Apostles for answers.

But to get answers, he must summon the world within once more. With his sister Meri's help, he begins to understand his strange experiences are actually telekinesis and telepathy at play--gifts from his forgotten father.

When Naz gets too close to the truth and tragedy strikes again, he must unleash his newfound abilities to wield his own unique brand of justice. Will his appetite to avenge his friend's murder lead to his destruction or his destiny?

Product Details

BN ID: 2940158636400
Publisher: BHC Press/H2O
Publication date: 01/10/2018
Series: IA , #2
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 256
File size: 2 MB

About the Author

A native Detroiter and public school educator, Winston created the IA series, a coming of age hero's journey, as part of a creative writing and 'Boys Read' program. He is also piloting the Adopt an Author program to connect authors with young readers via the web to help foster the love of reading.

He is a graduate of The Recording Institute of Detroit, Wayne State University, The Motion Picture Institute of Michigan, and received his MA and MFA in Creative Writing from Wilkes University. He has written songs with and for Grammy winner David Foster and record mogul Clive Davis. He has been a recording artist on Arista and Polygram records, and has written and/or produced songs for Gerald Levert, Gerald Alston, and many others.

Winston currently lives with his daughter, Marquette, in Michigan and intends to acquire an African Grey parrot one day when he conquers his irrational fear of birds.
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