Too Good To Be True: Book Six of the Connor True Series

By Andy Morris

Connor is as ready as he'll ever be. He knows there is no escape from his future and each passing day brings him closer to the moment of Abiku's arrival. However his sister Alicia has a plan: If Connor and Laura are no longer together then the future will be different and the demon may not even come. But even as Alicia starts to sow the seeds of discontent Connor learns the real threat may come sooner than anyone expected...

• Language: English
• Publisher: Andy Morris
• Release date: Oct 5, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311087850

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Too Good To Be True

By Andy Morris

Copyright 2014 Andy Morris

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Dale Tanner was gone, along with Connor’s panic attacks. The fearful paranoia that had plagued him for the last few weeks was no more. In one blur of violence, that he struggled to recall in any detail, he had ended his problem with the local thug. Connor still found it hard to believe. It was a side of him that was totally alien and he did not wish to see it again. That wasn’t who he is. He was a regular dude, not some street like Tanner. His incident still unsettled him but with each passing day it was slowly getting easier to not think about it. He looked around the room he now found himself in.

It was just as he remembered it. The colourful pictures of racing car drivers and and football players adorning the walls, the large wooden bed in the centre of the far wall covered by a white mosquito net. He beamed as he recognised Grandmother Nnedinma’s old house, the one that he used to visit in Nigeria when he was a child.

He was dreaming again, he could recognise his dreams easily enough.