Three tweens meet and form a friendship. The friendship grows over time and the three are destine to be linked for the rest of their lives. Each one has a different problem but oddly enough it’s the very thing that helps them build a lasting bond. We get to know the three main characters and how they become so important to one another. They redefine friendship from a tweens perspective that only they can understand. This is the beginning of the series that will take you on a journey of John, James and Jack from teenage to adulthood. Join me in getting to know them in this first installment.
J Elliott-Howard is a native of New York, New York. She holds a bachelor's degree in Business Administration. She has had a successful career in corporate America. A divorced mother of two adult children and a grandmother of three. Enjoys photography and water color painting. She had been known to always see her glass as half-full instead of empty. She had a very interesting way of relating to people and her peers always seem to gravitate to her idealism. She has always been told that she ought to be an author based on her delivery methods of good, bad or indifferent news. She always manages to keep herself and those around centered in thought and action. In addition to writing she runs a blog called Janice's Take On It at www.janiceelliotthoward.com. Her newest project is a podcast called "Thoughts in the Car" that can be found at soundcloud.com/jyhoward or in the iTunes store.
This character is elusive. He does not allow anyone in because the consequences might be more than he can bare. Staying outside and watching as the world goes by is an art and science for him. He participates from a far but never up close and personal out of fear. The question is why does he harbor fears of getting close to people.
Book Excerpt
The Adventures of John, James and Jack: Book One
James Michaelson is a tall young man. He has spiky black hair with almond shaped eyes with pupils liken to a rare black pearl and olive skin. He has a thin build and resembles his mom. James keeps to himself but is very intuitive. He does not make friends easily.
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