Young Adult Sci Fi
Date Published: October 2013
Nicholas Keller has come to terms with his Thusian heritage and has finally achieved some normalcy in his life. But when new neighbors move in next door at the beginning of his junior year, everything changes. He is launched into an impossible search, uncertain of who to trust, and this time it’s not just his own life that hangs in the balance—it’s the lives of countless others and everyone he loves.
Review
What an adventure. Tim Mettey has created a novel that starts off with a bang and does not let up. There is an abundant amount of action throughout that will keep the reader on the edge of their seat and furiously flipping pages.
I loved the mix of humor thrown in. The characters were relatable and fun to read about. This is a great novel for younger readers (middle school age).
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About the Author
Tim Mettey serves as CEO and Disaster Relief Coordinator at Matthew 25: Ministries, an international humanitarian and disaster relief organization. Tim uses his many experiences and expertise in responding to disasters around the world to set the background for his The Hero Chronicle series. Tim struggles with and has overcome his learning disabilities with reading and writing to create this series, and hopes his journey can be an inspiration to others. He says, “Our disabilities do not define who we are, they make us stronger.”
Twitter: @TimMettey
Young Adult Sci Fi
Date Published: October 2013
Nicholas Keller has come to terms with his Thusian heritage and has finally achieved some normalcy in his life. But when new neighbors move in next door at the beginning of his junior year, everything changes. He is launched into an impossible search, uncertain of who to trust, and this time it’s not just his own life that hangs in the balance—it’s the lives of countless others and everyone he loves.
What an adventure. Tim Mettey has created a novel that starts off with a bang and does not let up. There is an abundant amount of action throughout that will keep the reader on the edge of their seat and furiously flipping pages.
I loved the mix of humor thrown in. The characters were relatable and fun to read about. This is a great novel for younger readers (middle school age).
Buy Links
About the Author
Tim Mettey serves as CEO and Disaster Relief Coordinator at Matthew 25: Ministries, an international humanitarian and disaster relief organization. Tim uses his many experiences and expertise in responding to disasters around the world to set the background for his The Hero Chronicle series. Tim struggles with and has overcome his learning disabilities with reading and writing to create this series, and hopes his journey can be an inspiration to others. He says, “Our disabilities do not define who we are, they make us stronger.”
Twitter: @TimMettey
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