Reject High Revisited: Tales From Between the Bells

Reject High

by Brian Thompson

How did Rhapsody end up at Reject High in the first place? What happens to Courtney Stafford when she volunteers to retrieve Jason, Rhapsody, and Sasha? How will Ray Champion cope with the fourth anniversary of his late wife Anna’s death – especially when an unexpected visitor shows up at his doorstep? On New Year’s Eve, who will Jason kiss: his current girlfriend or his ex-girlfriend?

Told mostly from the perspectives of supporting characters in the Reject High series, Reject High Revisited: Tales From Between the Bells answers these questions and gives detailed background to the events taking place between Reject High (book 1), Sophomore Freak (book 2), Forgotten (book 3), and Champion Immortal (book 4).

64 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 21, 2017

About the author

With eight novels in print, including his highly-successful science-fiction teen series, Reject High, Brian Thompson continues to shape his career as a storyteller who fuses high-concept plots with down-to-earth characters. As a child, Brian could always be found drawing superheroes or etching out action stories in a notebook. Leaning on his experience as a well-respected journalist and writer and with his love for science fiction classics, Brian formed Great Nation Publishing, LLC. – an independent publishing company aimed at promoting creative projects with integrity. Its published works include historical fiction novels The Lost Testament (2010), and The Revelation Gate (2011), with the latter landing on Amazon's Top 80 List for Historical Fiction-Africa. With those works under his belt, Brian turned to his first love of science fiction and released the dystopian/speculative fiction work, The Anarchists (2012), and he introduced the Reject High series geared toward young adult readers. When he is not urging others to pursue their writing passions, Thompson chases his own: preparing for the summer 2023 release of The Doomsday Clock: A Reject High Legacy Novel, being a full-time high school English/Language Arts teacher, and co-running the day-to-day operations of Great Nation Publishing. A proud graduate of both Morehouse College and Temple University, Thompson and his family live in Covington, Georgia.