Books with author Joseph Anthony Davis

In a world where superheroes are treated like rock stars—selling the movie rights to their lives, appearing on late night talk shows, and dodging the press and paparazzi at every turn—a new generation of super humans must find the hero within and remind the older generation of what it truly means to be a superhero. In the premiere story of the GEN-S universe, the world-famous International Assembly of Superheroes responds to the planet’s increasing population of super humans by creating the first Superhuman Society of Earth—recruiting young super humans from around the globe to join their advanced civilization on the private island of Insula Lacertus. The SSE proves to be a global success, until an old acquaintance returns from the dead and obliterates the newly founded society, dwindling the once significant super human population down to a handful. When the remaining members of the Assembly are captured by their familiar foe, a group of young recruits must band together and find a way to rescue the heroes they’d grown up idolizing and establish themselves as the next generation of superheroes.

What ever could a childhood pact with God and waterfowl ever have in common? What if trust allowed one to be a witness to it? The belief that words can form a spiritual bond after death sets the tone for this narrative and for the preceding pages of poetry, all with a single theme traveling from grief to hope gone asunder, where the underlying theme is the possibility of encountering God in the most unexpected encounters with people, and in the most surprising of places"

The book is about an eight year old boy named Michael, who has a question about his very special cat named Sasha. His quest to find the answer to his question goes from the morning breakfast table to the people and city officials that he meets on his way to school. His question is asked throughout his school day to friends and workers who seem to be at a lost for words when finding an answer to Michael's question, until his question was asked to his teacher, who seem to be the only person that gives Michael advice on who can help him find his answer.