Laurence St. John
Kindle Edition | Pages: 80 pages Rating: 4.03 | 62 Users | 24 Reviews
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| Title | : | Metatron: The Angel Has Risen |
| Author | : | Laurence St. John |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 80 pages |
| Published | : | April 23rd 2012 by Imajin Books |
| Categories | : | Fantasy |
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Harry Potter, step aside—a new hero has emerged!Twelve-year-old Tyler Thompson has a secret: he's not a "normal" boy. After his father's tragic death, Tyler finds himself in one predicament after another, until one day he and his faithful dog Maxx fall into a cesspool of mysterious green goop.
When his grandfather bestows him with an object not from this earth, Tyler soon discovers he has strange powers. Unfortunately, so does the sinister Dr. Payne.
Together with his best friend Lukas, who also has a special ability, and Maxx, Tyler embarks on a journey to put an end to Dr. Payne’s evil scheme to control the world's children. To do so, Tyler must make a life-altering choice—one that could change the world.
You think angels don’t exist? Think again!
Editorial Reviews:
"A wild wish fulfillment juvenile romp that should be great fun for 12 year olds of any age." —Piers Anthony, New York Times bestselling fantasy author
"Young readers will find a kinship with Tyler as he meets his challenges head-on. Kudos to Laurence St. John for creating an intriguing premise with Metatron: The Angel Has Risen." —Kelly Komm, award-winning author of Sacrifice and Survival
"Metatron explores every boy's dream—make that every PERSON'S dream—of being special, of making a difference, of finding meaning in a crazy world." —Paula Paul, author of the Alexandra Gladstone Series
"Metatron: The Angel Has Risen is a brilliant first novel by Laurence St. John, a new talent to watch." —Jeff Rivera, bestselling author of Forever My Lady
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Ratings: 4.03 From 62 Users | 24 ReviewsCommentary Epithetical Books Metatron: The Angel Has Risen
Mr. Laurence A. St. John was born on January 11, 1965 in Toledo Ohio. Laurence has one older brother and two younger sisters. Mr. St. John along with his parents, brother and sisters moved once while growing up to Genoa Ohio, just south of Toledo. While attending Genoa Area schools, Mr. St. John was active in track, football and baseball. Later, after he graduated from Genoa High School (Comets)A really good story for All AgesThis book is a about a boy named Taylor. As all young boys he play videogames and is a pro to get in trouble. One day he and his dog see something that the shouln't and Taylor is not only in troble but in Danger...You are going to follow him when he's trying to get out of the danger but because hi's a troublemaker it isn't so easy to any adult to listen. Until the day he got help from someone he actually never will be on his side. His Steph-dad.I said that the
good little read but a bit short for my liking.
This was such a fun read, it should appeal to all ages and not just young readers. The hero is a twelve-year-old Tyler Thompson who develops some superpowers when he drinks green liquid in a cesspool. But the mystery around him continues throughout the book, is it the liquid that is responsible for the changes in him or is it something else? What has happened to his father, to his grandfather? But the book is more than just mystery and paranormal stuff, it is extremely humorous. Tyler is just a
Tyler Thompson cant stop thinking about the day he saw his father get killed right in front of him. If he hadnt thrown that ball, his dad would still be alive. Since then, hes constantly getting in trouble.But the worst of his trouble started the day his babysitter made him walk to the store to buy her a Dr. Burple. On the way to the store he sees two men dumping some green liquid into the town cesspool and he accidentally falls in. When his old dog Maxx starts barking, the men start chasing
This is a good and fun story about a troubled boy whose life changes in ways he'd never have thought. It's for a younger audience and tackles some growing up pains and life lessons, responsibility being one.The writing style and tone suit the target audience, it has action, mystery and villains.Overall, an enjoyable read for those who like science-fiction mixed with growing pains.
I was given this book in return for an honest review. 12 year old Tyler lost his father and now has a new step father coming in. He is bullied at school and at home, by his sitter. I'm just going to keep this short, Tyler and his dog Max, a fall into some green goo and a magical gift from grandpa. Wallah!!! Superhero material. Battles with evil genius, scientest,superpowers, it's a sci-lovers dream. The underlying message is a positive one that parents will appreciate and I think will seep into
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