The Cowboys from Hell
Book I of the BFR Chronicles
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...The pain was intense, but he'd felt worse. This was more like a combination of intense burning mixed with getting hit with a baseball bat -- almost like being paralyzed by the agony.
And then a big, rectangular shadow flew over him, causing him to look up. A sedan flew overhead and landed soundlessly (how surreal was that?) behind the dumpster.
And Kelvin sensed something -- an animalistic roar that would have made him want to run away -- if he could run away, that is.
It made him nearly panic, but something, some unremembered form of self discipline allowed him to hold onto what remained of his mental faculties...
Aside from being deaf, he had no understanding of anything. Colors, buildings, cars -- He knew they meant something, but could not put anything together. It felt kind of similar to being plowed by a lineman…
...He (BK Weeds) turned and picked up a sedan and hurled it over the dumpster, before picking up another one.
He hurled that one at the cop-wannabes 30 feet away -- those pretend-cops, and crushed them.
2 shots hit him in the arm, which simply made him angrier.
And so he picked up a smart-car, and this time threw it at a BioGennix SUV sitting in front of a barbecue place, causing the smart car to crush in its windshield...
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The University of Nebraska’s best defense team ever, the Cowboys from Hell, are well known for their wild pranks and crazy stunts. But soon they will learn that everything comes with a price.
After one of their best games ever, they’re partying as usual, along with some friends—but in the course of the night, they get into a drunk-driving accident that changes their lives in ways that none of them could have ever imagined. They have unwittingly become part of a much larger and more dangerous experiment, and only time will reveal its effects on them.
Now the group of young adults are on the run from forces that want to turn them to the dark side. They must use every resource they have—old friends, new friends, money, and family—to stay one step ahead of those who are not just above the law, but who are the law.
In this science fiction novel, after an accident, a group of college students mistakenly given an experimental drug discover they have new powers—and must now run for their lives.
About the Author
Jason Christian has been writing subversive literature such as this since he was fifteen years old, but he has only recently been exposed to the public.
Aaron Gabel, his cocorruptor of the not-so-youthful, has been also working from the shadows as an idea man and known contributor for over twenty-five years.
Both are unarmed and considered extremely harmless.