Average Joe and the Extraordinaires
Belart Wright
(Belart Wright, Dec. 18, 2014)
A unique and fast-paced indie action adventure novel filled with wacky humor, fun, excitement, and extraordinary characters. It's a modern day fantasy that hasn't been told before. On a dark and balmy Floridian night, a strange and mysterious dark haired woman stalks the shadows of the local college football stadium, on the prowl for secrets buried deep beneath the Earth. These secrets, she knows, may change everything including this small town. While knocking back illegal drinks with his friends at the hallowed Orangetown Pickers' college football stadium, average kid Joe Black finds himself desperately trying to save the life of a beautiful dark haired woman after a deadly explosion violently interrupts his fun and games. While trying to fathom why he would even do something so reckless he soon finds himself entangled in a dangerous game of terrorist plots, mistaken identities, hard boiled detectives, the criminal underworld, and of all things magic as he tries to escape with his life and make sense of it all. Joe faces many challenges from all new enemies, assassins, and even his own friends. Can Joe navigate all this danger, escape with his life, and handle his biggest challenge to date, finding something about himself that is truly extraordinary? Find out within the pages of Average Joe and the Extraordinaires. A strange blend of science fiction and fantasy in a modern urban fantasy setting. For those who remember the good ol' American protagonists of the classic American pulps. A great fantasy book for teens!