Normal Citizen: The Fight For Justice

by Tom Brooks

Luke Rossettie is an average man with one exception: he has Asperger's syndrome, a high-functioning form of Autism. When politicians threaten to make Luke what they believe to be "normal" with a controversial machine, Luke, along with his blind girlfriend, Areva, go on the run.

For two years Luke and Areva remain in a safe location far away from society. Each day they are being hunted by an old adversary from Luke's past. The agent's mission: to capture them and force the couple to undergo the process to become "normal."

Using his military training he mastered during World War Three, Luke is always on alert for anything that might pose a threat. However Luke has an end-game planned which is to not hide and cower but rather to face the politicians. He wants to proclaim to them - and the world - that what they are doing is wrong. He believes with all his heart that it should be a choice to be "normalized." By the end of this book you will be asking yourself what IS the true definition of the word normal.

292 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 3, 2013

About the author

Born and raised in a small town north of Boston, Massachusetts I always had a fascination with books and the stories that they gave be they fiction or classic literature. When I was in elementary school I first read Frankenstein by Mary Shelley and I was instantly a fan of the classic literature genre. I have Asperger's a high functioning form on the Autistic Spectrum but I have been told I do not look Autistic. A few years ago I had a dream which when I described it to a trusted family friend I was told, "That is your novel you should write!" so I went forth and wrote what became Normal Citizen The Fight For Justice though it was not always called that but at the suggestion of my editor I should add a subtitle to the book which I did. I am now working on my fourth book. Any questions on Normal Citizen can be sent to my author page.

My hobbies include Medieval Sword Fighting (as seen in my profile picture taken circa 2010), writing, photography, traveling, stargazing, creating essays of philosophical insight and planning movie nights with my friends.