Bobby Hall Boeken

An explosive memoir from Bobby Hall, the multiplatinum recording artist known as Logic.

The debut novel from Bobby Hall aka Logic, one of music's brightest young stars. SUPERMARKET is a darkly funny psychological thriller about a young writer facing demons. Twenty-six year old Flynn is stuck. Depressed, recently dumped, and living at his mom's house, he suffers from a crippling case of writer's block while trying to finish his first novel. In a last-ditch effort to find creative inspiration, he takes a job at the local supermarket, Muldoon's. It's the perfect setting for his book, full of everyday characters. His obnoxious coworker Frank is a jerk. His eager beaver boss Ted is a little too into his job. His supermarket crush Mia is what he really looks forward to everyday. But Flynn soon discovers that at Muldoon's nothing is what it seems. What was an ordinary job and an ordinary supermarket turn out to be neither when things take a menacing turn. After realizing the perfect climax for his book, Flynn's world begins to crumble as the shocking secrets of his tortured mind are laid bare.

The story follows Justin Hayes, who enjoys a fulfilling life shaped by his upbringing as the son of a preacher and a teacher in rural South. His childhood is marked by outdoor adventures like hunting and fishing, and he learns the value of hard work in the tobacco and hay fields. After serving in Vietnam, he returns to marry his high school sweetheart and build a life with their son, highlighting themes of love, resilience, and the impact of experiences on personal growth.