H. J. Marshall Boeken

The Invisible Boy combines the Paranormal with the Coming of Age category. The story is a stand-alone thrill ride to keep the readers satisfyingly on edge. Danger and romance appear on almost every page. The time period is early summer of 1976 in a town on the outskirts of Philadelphia.Walking home after school Johnny observes the class bullies playing football in the local cemetery. The lead bully Leo kicks a plant off a grave demolishing it. Johnny sympathizes with the interned person and replaces the destroyed plant with a new one. The spirit of the interned soul is Agnes Starr. She manifests after witnessing Johnny's act of kindness. She grants Johnny a gift she overheard him wish for. Johnny wished to become invisible to pay back those ruffians.Johnny comes to the aid of friends, store owners and even the police. He's a hero but sadly nobody will ever know it. The Invisible Boy is a fun read for those interested in the paranormal and teenage love stories.

The Improbable Heroes conveys the heartwarming story of four adolescents coming together to help friends and neighbors. Be ready to laugh at their ingenuity. Each member has a special gift of extraordinary power. The Fearless Four confront and challenge evildoers. Susan the front-runner coordinates and plans the improbable heroes benevolent assignments.Susan's Grandfather is a member of a paranormal group. His deceased wife was a psychic medium and together they participated with this mystical ensemble. Grandpa becomes Susan's tutor for he realizes she will inherit her Grandmother's gift of conversing with the dead. Grandpa takes Susan on a demonic haunting and exposes her to the most frightening events of her life. Father Cassidy comes to Susan's rescue when she is constrained by an atrocious demon.