A Single Soul
3 Stand Alone Novels
Kids, Teen, General Fiction, Fiction & Literature, Literary, Fiction - YA
| Author: | P.D. Workman | ISBN: | 9781926500768 |
| Publisher: | pd workman | Publication: | April 29, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | P.D. Workman |
| ISBN: | 9781926500768 |
| Publisher: | pd workman |
| Publication: | April 29, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Get three stand-alone novels by award-winning author P.D. Workman. Three boys fight to escape violence and abuse. Thought-provoking and eye-opening stories of poverty, gang violence, mental illness, and domestic abuse will inspire readers of all ages and remind them of the power of family and friendship.
This collection includes:
Don’t Forget Steven - He never told what went on behind closed doors. Things never have been easy for Steven. But just when he thought things couldn't get much worse, they did. Steven is accused of murder. But that isn't the worst part. The really bad part is not even knowing if he did it.
Those Who Believe - On the run from Social Services and others who do not understand their beliefs, Nathan and his mom, faith-healer Billie Ashbury move into yet another a new town. Nathan is struggling to reconcile his wavering faith with what his devoted mother has taught him from the cradle, and his life could depend on what he decides.
Once Brothers - Jacob, fifteen and a loner, never thought he’d get mixed up with a gang. Deke, older now, had sought them out for protection, when he had no family of his own to rely upon. And Sammy, only ten, pressed into service as a gang courier, terrified of where it will lead. Three boys, each brothers, their lives all converging. Can they survive within their gangs? Without them?
Get three stand-alone novels by award-winning author P.D. Workman. Three boys fight to escape violence and abuse. Thought-provoking and eye-opening stories of poverty, gang violence, mental illness, and domestic abuse will inspire readers of all ages and remind them of the power of family and friendship.
This collection includes:
Don’t Forget Steven - He never told what went on behind closed doors. Things never have been easy for Steven. But just when he thought things couldn't get much worse, they did. Steven is accused of murder. But that isn't the worst part. The really bad part is not even knowing if he did it.
Those Who Believe - On the run from Social Services and others who do not understand their beliefs, Nathan and his mom, faith-healer Billie Ashbury move into yet another a new town. Nathan is struggling to reconcile his wavering faith with what his devoted mother has taught him from the cradle, and his life could depend on what he decides.
Once Brothers - Jacob, fifteen and a loner, never thought he’d get mixed up with a gang. Deke, older now, had sought them out for protection, when he had no family of his own to rely upon. And Sammy, only ten, pressed into service as a gang courier, terrified of where it will lead. Three boys, each brothers, their lives all converging. Can they survive within their gangs? Without them?
