Super Human

There are three ways to unlock the mind's superpowers. One way is academic: years of training, hard work, and practice. Another is through inheritance: the right genes are passed down through favorable ancestry. If asked, Will Freeman would say that's all baloney.

Will is more anxious than other teens. When his new friend Lily Powers invites herself over and the two go treasure hunting in his attic, they discover a peculiar change purse that belonged to Will's father. Lily accompanies Will as he sets out to learn about the change purse and about the disappearance of his father. After an affable and mysterious Joe finds the two and promises answers to Will's questions, a string of inexplicable events occur, making Will question his own sanity. His fears come crashing in on him when Lily is abducted by the Agents of Unchange, a sinister group with futuristic weaponry who are searching for the one person with the ability to open Infinity. Amidst a backdrop of supernatural chaos, Will must find the third way.

"BEST BOOK I'VE READ all year. Better than Dan Brown's Origins.
Super Human works on levels. There's the story, which is both thrilling and inspiring, and that would be enough for any reader. But then there's this other level, one that explores the inner workings of our mind and how we might use it to become Super Human.
I've worked with a lot of new authors. Of all the new authors' books I've read, this one is the best. Bravo."
-Belinda M., Author, Phillip's Quest

"Seriously though, Dan, you've written a really good story that's gotten me thinking about how we view the world. Well done, sir, well done."
-Robin B., Editor

"Can a teenage boy come into his own to save his family and possibly the world? It sounds like a great story- and it is. Will and his friends are likeable, stubborn and endearing. Plot turns the pages. The superhuman aspect adds another dimension. Loved it!"
-Kathleen H., Writer