"...one of the best new books I've read in quite a while."
★★★★★ - Reid Edwards, NetGalley
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"Overall, See These Bones is a must-read for any dark superhero fiction fan seeking an original new tale."
★★★★★ - K.C. Finn, Readers' Favorite
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"...one of the best fiction books that I have come across."
★★★★★ - Ankita Shukla, Mojito With a Twist!
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"This school for superheroes novel has absolutely everything that a reader could ask for in the beginning of a new series."
★★★★★ - Richard Grizzard, Amazon
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Some superheroes want to save the world. Damian is just hoping to save himself.
In the post-Break world of superpowers, necromancy is the one gift nobody wants. Everyone knows what happens to Crows; they go mad and they go bad. That's the story of infamous mass murderers like Crimson Death, Gravedigger, and Sally Cemetery. It's also the story of David Jameson, an otherwise unremarkable man who came home one day and killed his wife, orphaning their five-year-old son, Damian.
Thirteen years later, Damian has inherited more than just grey eyes and a beak of a nose from his father. He too is a Crow, doomed to become a killer unless he can find a way to avoid the violent madness endemic to his powers. When a Finder offers enrollment at Los Angeles' Academy of Superheroes, he jumps at the chance, believing training could be the key to changing his fate. His classmates despise him, the majority of his teachers want him expelled, and his mom's ghost hasn't said a word since reappearing when he was nine, but Damian isn't the kind to give up. He's going to take control of his destiny or die in the process.
It's that or end up like his father.
Content warnings: Profanity, violence, death, and teen angst and humor.
Hi all!
Some superheroes save the world. Damian might not even be able to save himself.
In the post-Break world of superpowers, necromancy is the one gift nobody wants. Everyone knows what happens to Crows; first they go mad, then they go bad.
Meet Damian... Orphan. Crow. Hero?
If only it were that easy.
See These Bones is a post-apocalyptic superhero novel... with expletives. It's always free on Kindle Unlimited, and is also available for $3.99 (ebook) or $13.99 (paperback).
With a 4.7 star rating on Amazon and 4.41 rating on Goodreads, people seem to be digging it.
Thank you for taking a look!
Weird… here is the link to book one.
See These Bones: A Post-Apocalyptic Superhero Novel (The Murder of Crows Book 1) https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B07YBVN74N/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_G163S428GZB2ZKXAQ97F
The first book in the series, See These Bones, is currently on sale for $0.99, and of course, always free to read for Kindle Unlimited subscribers.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07YBVN74N
Now a 2020 Readers' Favorite Gold Medal Winner in the Fiction - Dystopia genre!
Some superheroes want to save the world. Damian is just hoping to save himself.
In the post-Break world of superpowers, necromancy is the one gift nobody wants. Everyone knows what happens to Crows; they go mad and they go bad. That's the story of infamous mass murderers like Crimson Death, Gravedigger, and Sally Cemetery. It's also the story of David Jameson, an otherwise unremarkable man who came home one day and killed his wife, orphaning their five-year-old son, Damian.
Thirteen years later, Damian has inherited more than just grey eyes and a beak of a nose from his father. He too is a Crow, doomed to become a killer unless he can find a way to avoid the violent madness endemic to his powers. When a Finder offers enrollment at Los Angeles' Academy of Superheroes, he jumps at the chance, believing training could be the key to changing his fate. His classmates despise him, the majority of his teachers want him expelled, and his mom's ghost hasn't said a word since reappearing when he was nine, but Damian isn't the kind to give up. He's going to take control of his destiny or die in the process.
It's that or end up like his father.
See These Bones is a post-apocalyptic, superhero, coming-of-age ghost story... with expletives.
I paid $499 for digital and print via ebooklaunch.com for my first book's cover. I thought they did a nice job taking my idea to reality, and they adjusted for the dimensions of my chosen market. (I ended up paying a small extra fee to get cover files for both KDP and Ingram Spark print editions).