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Death of a Boy II

Death of a Boy II

Paperback

Series: Death of a Boy, Book 2

General Fiction

ISBN10: 1724623850
ISBN13: 9781724623850
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: Jul 31 2018
Pages: 340
Weight: 1.00
Height: 0.71 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Flat-line.... That was the tale of the tape for David. He had succumbed to his injuries. The beating he had taken pushed his existence to the brink of expulsion. But God had a plan for him. Only by His grace and mercy has He given him another chance at life. Just a teenager, the blessing he has received isn't something he can truly appreciate. He has been walking the fine line of life and death for a long time. The courtesy of his rebirth simply catapults him into a new arena of problems. Daily, he is pulled into two directions and the energy of one will eventually win him over. Ready to roll the dice again, he shoots his shot and prays he doesn't crap out. At this stage, he can't afford another loss. And he surely can't count on God to do him any more favors. Aloysius isn't much different. In a coma, he has no clue to what has happened around him. His grand stature of power has been reduced to rubble and the last of his pawns are scrambling to protect their king. This is a trying time for what's left of his organization. From all sides, the opposition is closing in and they aren't praying for their downfall. They're seeking to enact it. Under that kind of pressure, the team itself isn't simply fighting for their lives. They are battling to uphold Aloysius' good name. However, one false move could end it all and they desperately want to duck that. Death of a Boy II is a high-flying, fast-paced rollercoaster ride that takes the introduction of these characters and breaths a new life into each of them literally. Strapping on that seat belt is definitely a must.

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