Glyphics

by J. Richard Singleton, Simon Quentin Bradley (Editor)

Uncover the Mind-Blowing A Teen's Quest into the Extraterrestrial Unknown!

Truman's life was just ordinary - until he stumbled upon the shocking death of his best friend, Ethan. Little did he know, this tragedy would catapult him into a heart-pounding adventure that would challenge everything he thought he knew about the world!

Picture a normal high school senior in a quaint town, idly drifting through a lazy summer. But when Ethan, the eccentric new kid with wild conspiracy theories, arrives, Truman's life takes a wild turn. They embark on a journey that explores hidden truths about America's secrets, from working with aliens to experimenting with their technology.

As Truman and his potential girlfriend, Avril, dig deeper into the mysteries, they realize they're up against a sinister government conspiracy aiming to suppress the truth. The danger escalates, and soon they find themselves confronting a chillingly old Nazi scientist, who was once part of the government's saucer research!

Intrigue, suspense, and a dash of romance - this YA novel has it all! Brace yourself for mobs of men in black suits, cryptic characters, and thrilling action sequences that will keep you at the edge of your seat.

Are you ready to join Truman and Avril as they race against time to unveil the Grand Unified Conspiracy Theory? From the moon landing hoax to mind-controlling substances, they'll navigate a maze of shocking revelations, including their own humanity's role in this enigma!

Get ready to question everything you know and lose yourself in this mind-bending journey through the unknown. YA fiction has never been this exhilarating! Don't miss out on the most anticipated adventure of the year!

Unravel the truth. Uncover the lies. Are you prepared for the ultimate revelation? Get your copy of "Glyphics" now!

219 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 1, 2011

About the author

Novelist, essayist, screenwriter, philosopher, riverboat gambler, typer of biographies, J. Richard Singleton has established himself as one of the great thinkers of his time. (Don't let anyone else tell you otherwise.) He was a dual major in college, earning degrees in both political science and English, where he also wrote for his college newspaper. In high school, he wrote a little screenplay, "Thugs," which was recently declared a finalist in both the WriteMovies.com screenwriting contest and the American Accolades screenwriting contest. When he isn't writing screenplays, novels and essays, he enjoys drinking whiskey and writing to celebrities to tell them what they're doing wrong in their careers.

Reviews

[Ramon Douglass · Rating 1 out of 5]

Have you ever had a child with no epidural? A root canal with no medication? Stubbed your toe on the side of the bed in the dead of winter in the middle of the night? Bit the side of your mouth over and over again in the same spot? Had a hang nail and it continued to catch on everything before you could clip it? Have you ever in your life pour salt into a wound?

Well, let me tell you, I would recommend you do all of those things 25 times and twice more before you subject yourself to reading one chapter, nay, one page of of this crime against literature.

This is the reason they banned book in the very beginning.

I felt sorry for words while I was reading this poor piece of tree that gave its life so this person who is pretending to be an author could bore us to death with their musings.

Please consider watching paint dry or grass grow. It’s more exciting and less painful.