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    Black Fall

    By D.J. Bodden

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    Jonas Black is a typical 16 year old, except for his lucid dreams, reclusive mother, and the two hulking bodyguards who walk him to school. When his father disappears, he's forced to enter a dangerous, supernatural world hidden in modern day Manhattan, all while trying to come to grips with his unique heritage and keeping his battered MP3 player working. In the process, he'll beat down a long-dead Frenchman, talk to a woman who has no tongue, find out what human ash tastes like, and learn to make friends who don't want to kill him. The odds are against him, but he has a plan; if he's lucky, he might even survive.
    A high-paced supernatural thriller with strong male and female characters, century-old feuds, and dark humor, Black Fall is the first of four books in the Black Year Series by D.J. Bodden. It features elements of paranormal fantasy, magical realism, and alternate history.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherD.J. Bodden
    Release dateApr 11, 2015
    ISBN9781310108310
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