Bøger af Chad Descoteaux

All three books in the WORKING-CLASS SUPERHEROES series in one volume!!!Two superheroes become suspicious of their city's most powerful hero, the seemingly-invulnerable Magma Man, when something he says during a poker game doesn't add up. Why would he lie? Was he trying to protect someone? Was he drunk? Okay, he was probably drunk. But, is he in league with the villain? is he the villain? And if he is, how can he be stopped?Follow Speed Chicken, Cambio, Wombat, Towanda and others as they consistently save a world that isn't quite sure whether superheroes should be a part of it. A thrilling three-part saga that echoes the author's passion for the superhero genre as a whole.

All three books in THE INTER-TERRESTRIAL series in one volume.Bloxnor is an alien scientist who struggles to return to Earth for a reunion with his half-human son Charlie, who represents the only key to true peace and justice in the galaxy. Along the way, there are aliens of all kinds, mutants, samurai nuns and an intergalactic version of MMA run by a virus-proof supercomputer..

What do you do when someone you always loved and respected goes down a dark path? You see where they're going. You care about them enough to not support them in their current course of action. You're on the right side of history. They're the one throwing away their accomplishments, mental health and possibly their life. Why doesn't it hurt any less?An inter-terrestrial Neptunian-human hybrid named Charlie asks himself these very questions when tragedy befalls his family. The tragedy affects the whole family, but his father, Neptunian scientist Bloxnor, is thrust into a single-minded quest for revenge that jeopardizes treasured relationships and his career as a planetary diplomat.Follow Charlie as he struggles to bring his father back from his dark path, or at least minimize the damage to loved ones, while he steps up as the new patriarch of his intergalactic family...and captain of a starship.The 4th book and a new direction for The Inter-Terrestrial series.

The ENTIRE bug-squashing trilogy in one volume!!!Jeremy Boon is an autistic pest control expert. His father, Dr. Andrew Boon, disappeared ten years ago after being part of a top-secret military think tank that was developing mutant insects to be used as drones. When Jeremy gets the biggest fumigation job of his career, he must use his expertise to protect Elaine, the girl that he's loved since he was a child, and her son Keith, from the gun-toting mutant insects his own father had a hand in creating.Because the mutant insects were just the beginning!

Amidst talks of brewing nuclear war from the terrorist leader who used to date his wife, Wally Crimson wonders why a future version of himself travelled back in time to save him. Why did Future Wally ask Dr. Andrew Boon for help instead of himself? What is the endgame of Null Tech executive turned U.S. President Diane Burgess? What is the connection between the President and the hybrid insect girl Wally's son just befriended? And why does Jeremy always get roped up in these kinds of things when he's just trying to pop his anxiety meds and relax?The thrilling final chapter to The Exoskeleton Chronicles trilogy, this is where all the bug-squashing action and adventure come to a head.

The final book in the WORKING-CLASS SUPERHEROES trilogy.Fifteen years have passed since the death of Magma Man. The world has turned its back on the group of government-sanctioned superheroes who twice saved Earth from destruction. General Gordon and Speed Chicken have gone into exile. Others have traded superheroics for more normal lives. Wombat is now a house husband who bakes muffins and drives his adopted son to school every morning, supporting his wife Towanda's career.When a planet-gobbling space slug named Slurptooth emerges to threaten the Earth, Gordon must reunite his superhero team once again. But what history does Gordon have with the Slurptooth? What role will a new team of younger, more powerful superheroes have in assisting the old(er)? And what about the daughter of Magma Man, who, until now, has been keeping her powers under wraps, afraid of being as powerful as her malevolent biological father?

Scientist, diplomat, college professor and loving father Bloxnor is being targeted...by a Triton terrorist named DUNAK. Dunak seems determined to stop the work Bloxnor has been doing to integrate Earth into galactic society. By why would Dunak target Bloxnor AFTER he retired to his home planet of Neptune to raise a family? And what will Bloxnor learn about the ugly side of humanity when his attempts to continue his work are violently opposed? The thrilling final chapter of The Inter-Terrestrial trilogy.

'Dookimon' is the hottest TV show in the galaxy. Broadcast from a space cube orbiting Uranus, it is a place where those who are genetically unique (mutants) can come to shine. But when the cube's central computer becomes self-aware and starts abducting innocent mutants, it is up to Charlie, an inter-terrestrial child of two worlds, to rescue them with his amazing powers and an unlikely robotic ally.Follow Charlie the alien hybrid as he struggles to find his place in the solar system, finding love, friendship, family and adventure every step of the way.

Lt. Wally Crimson is the leader of an elite group of mutant insects who defend the interests of his nation abroad. While his career is at a high-point, thoughts about what kind of a future he is making for his son plague his mind. What kind of example is he setting for the next generation? Should he just leave it all behind and spend more time with his son? How would he get out of the deal he has made with the manipulative General Nunes without dire consequences?All these questions come to a head during what Wally hopes will be his last mission, teaming up with an enigmatic mutant solder known simply as Dragonfly.

The 2nd book in the Working-Class Superheroes series.Army vet Dwayne Sullivan has escaped from prison in order to keep an other-dimensional artifact out of the wrong hands. To do this, he needs the help of superheroes, powerful meta-human do-gooders who are the heart and soul of Hammer City. But those heroes are being recruited by General Gordon, the very same military general who imprisoned Dwayne in the first place. Will Gordon be able to prove to his superiors that superheroes have value in the modern world? Will Speed Chicken and Cambio keep the mythical Staff of Osiris away from an alien warlord? What role will Dwayne's son Zeke, who doubles as the (super-powerless) costumed vigilante Wombat have in his father's quest?

Amidst talks of brewing nuclear war from the terrorist leader who used to date his wife, Wally Crimson wonders why a future version of himself travelled back in time to save him. Why did Future Wally ask Dr. Andrew Boon for help instead of himself? What is the endgame of Null Tech executive turned U.S. President Diane Burgess? What is the connection between the President and the hybrid insect girl Wally's son just befriended? And why does Jeremy always get roped up in these kinds of things when he's just trying to pop his anxiety meds and relax? The thrilling final chapter to The Exoskeleton Chronicles trilogy, this is where all the bug-squashing action and adventure come to a head.

In the year 2479, humanity survives under domed cities to protect themselves from their toxic atmosphere. Government factions regulate what remains of the Earth's natural resources (meat, plants, fuel, etc.) In this fragile political climate, an animal rights group named H.E.A.T. strives to fight for organic life independent of World Senate politics and their corruption. Trevor Pullman is a 16-year-old boy whose first love (Flora) is a die-hard member of H.E.A.T. The more that he learns about what H.E.A.T. is up to, their politics and methods, as well as their connection to a terrorist waiting outside the Earth's most prosperous dome, the deeper he gets into a world of eco-terrorism and crimes against nature. He is also pulled into a war that may or may not be a front for the criminal activities of Flora's trillionaire, philanthropist father.

Jeremy Boon is an autistic pest control expert. His father, Dr. Andrew Boon, disappeared ten years ago after being part of a top-secret military think tank that was developing mutant insects to be used as drones. When Jeremy gets the biggest fumigation job of his career, he must use his expertise to protect Elaine, the girl that he's loved since he was a child, and her son Keith, from the gun-toting mutant insects that his own father had a hand in creating.

In the year 2479, humanity survives under domed cities to protect themselves from their toxic atmosphere. Government factions regulate what remains of the Earth's natural resources (meat, plants, fuel, etc.) In this fragile political climate, an animal rights group named H.E.A.T. strives to fight for organic life independent of World Senate politics and their corruption. Trevor Pullman is a 16-year-old boy whose first love (Flora) is a die-hard member of H.E.A.T. The more that he learns about what H.E.A.T. is up to, their politics and methods, as well as their connection to a terrorist waiting outside the Earth's most prosperous dome, the deeper he gets into a world of eco-terrorism and crimes against nature. He is also pulled into a war that may or may not be a front for the criminal activities of Flora's trillionaire, philanthropist father.

An alien scientist has a half-human "inter-terrestrial" son on the primitive planet of Earth. Aliens from neighboring planets (Mars and Venus) think they own the Earth and are adamant that it not be used by higher species without their consent. For twenty years, this alien father has been trying to figure out a way to get back to this forbidden planet to see his son, desperately looking for an opportunity to present itself.But how did this "inter-terrestrial" come to be? How has his human mother protected him on a planet where many people hate and fear what is different? And what role would this hybrid play in proving that humans are not inferior to our alien brethren?

Two superheroes become suspicious of their city's most powerful hero, the seemingly-invulnerable Magma Man, when something he says during a poker game doesn't add up. Why would he lie? Was he trying to protect someone? Was he drunk? Okay, he was probably drunk. But, is he in league with the villain? is he the villain? And if he is, how can he be stopped?Follow Speed Chicken and Cambio as they pursue the answers to these questions, putting them in cahoots with a powerless wannabe superhero named Wombat, and realize that the fate of an entire planet weighs in the balance. A comedic sci-fi adventure and the author's personal love letter to the superhero genre as a whole.

Two superheroes become suspicious of their city's most powerful hero, the seemingly invulnerable Magma Man, when something he says during a poker game doesn't add up. Why would he lie? Was he trying to protect someone? Was he drunk? Okay, he was probably drunk. But is he in league with the villain? Is he the villain? And if he is, how can he be stopped? Follow Speed Chicken and Cambio as they pursue the answers to these questions, putting them in cahoots with a powerless wannabe superhero named Wombat, and realize that the fate of an entire planet weighs in the balance. A comedic sci-fi adventure and the author's personal love letter to the superhero genre as a whole.

An alien scientist has a half-human "inter-terrestrial" son on the primitive planet of Earth. Aliens from neighboring planets (Mars and Venus) think they own the Earth and are adamant that it not be used by higher species without their consent. For twenty years, this alien father has been trying to figure out a way to get back to this forbidden planet to see his son, desperately looking for an opportunity to present itself.But how did this "inter-terrestrial" come to be? How has his human mother protected him on a planet where many people hate and fear what is different? And what role would this hybrid play in proving that humans are not inferior to our alien brethren?

The 3rd book in 'The Tattler' series...In just a few years, The Tattler has grown from a small print tabloid publication, reporting on strange phenomena few believed (aliens, Big Foot, unicorns etc.), into an online news streaming network. This is mostly thanks to Nikki Graves, the mastermind behind TTLR News. But also, because Earth has gotten much, much stranger since the invasion.A mysterious time traveler has been helping President Lee Finn hunt down monsters, made from a mineral that can repair the alien invaders' home world. Barry Young has quit TTLR News to pursue a career in artsy photography, leaving Nikki with unresolved feelings. Will Barry and Nikki get back together? Will the aliens go home? And what of seductive, snake-haired media mogul Lenee Medusa, who wants to add both TTLR and Barry to her list of conquests?

Lt. Wally Crimson is the leader of an elite group of mutant insects who defend the interests of his nation abroad. While his career is at a high-point, thoughts about what kind of a future he is making for his son plague his mind. What kind of example is he setting for the next generation? Should he just leave it all behind and spend more time with his son? How would he get out of the deal he has made with the manipulative General Nunes without dire consequences?All these questions come to a head during what Wally hopes will be his last mission, teaming up with an enigmatic mutant solder known simply as Dragonfly.

All three books in the WORKING-CLASS SUPERHEROES series in one volume!!!Two superheroes become suspicious of their city's most powerful hero, the seemingly-invulnerable Magma Man, when something he says during a poker game doesn't add up. Why would he lie? Was he trying to protect someone? Was he drunk? Okay, he was probably drunk. But, is he in league with the villain? is he the villain? And if he is, how can he be stopped?Follow Speed Chicken, Cambio, Wombat, Towanda and others as they consistently save a world that isn't quite sure whether superheroes should be a part of it. A thrilling three-part saga that echoes the author's passion for the superhero genre as a whole.

Scientist, diplomat, college professor and loving father Bloxnor is being targeted. By a Triton terrorist named Dunak who seems determined to stop the work Bloxnor has been doing to integrate Earth into galactic society. By why would he target Bloxnor AFTER he has already retired to his home planet of Neptune to raise a family? And what will Bloxnor learn about the ugly side of humanity when his attempts to continue his work are violently opposed? The thrilling final chapter of The Inter-Terrestrial trilogy.

What do you do when someone you always loved and respected goes down a dark path? You see where they're going. You care about them enough to not support them in their current course of action. You're on the right side of history. They're the one throwing away their accomplishments, mental health and possibly their life. Why doesn't it hurt any less?An inter-terrestrial Neptunian-human hybrid named Charlie asks himself these very questions when tragedy befalls his family. The tragedy affects the whole family, but his father, Neptunian scientist Bloxnor, is thrust into a single-minded quest for revenge that jeopardizes treasured relationships and his career as a planetary diplomat.Follow Charlie as he struggles to bring his father back from his dark path, or at least minimize the damage to loved ones, while he steps up as the new patriarch of his intergalactic family...and captain of a starship.The 4th book and a new direction for The Inter-Terrestrial series.

Jeremy Boon is an autistic pest control expert. His father, Dr. Andrew Boon, disappeared ten years ago after being part of a top-secret military think tank that was developing mutant insects to be used as drones. When Jeremy gets the biggest fumigation job of his career, he must use his expertise to protect Elaine, the girl that he's loved since he was a child, and her son Keith, from the gun-toting mutant insects that his own father had a hand in creating.

'Dookimon' is the hottest TV show in the galaxy. Broadcast from a space cube orbiting Uranus, it is a place where those who are genetically unique (mutants) can come to shine. But when the cube's central computer becomes self-aware and starts abducting innocent mutants, it is up to Charlie, an inter-terrestrial child of two worlds, to rescue them with his amazing powers and an unlikely robotic ally.Follow Charlie the alien hybrid as he struggles to find his place in the solar system, finding love, friendship, family and adventure every step of the way.

The final book in the WORKING-CLASS SUPERHEROES trilogy.Fifteen years have passed since the death of Magma Man. The world has turned its back on the group of government-sanctioned superheroes who twice saved Earth from destruction. General Gordon and Speed Chicken have gone into exile. Others have traded superheroics for more normal lives. Wombat is now a house husband who bakes muffins and drives his adopted son to school every morning, supporting his wife Towanda's career.When a planet-gobbling space slug named Slurptooth emerges to threaten the Earth, Gordon must reunite his superhero team once again. But what history does Gordon have with the Slurptooth? What role will a new team of younger, more powerful superheroes have in assisting the old(er)? And what about the daughter of Magma Man, who, until now, has been keeping her powers under wraps, afraid of being as powerful as her malevolent biological father?

The 2nd book in the WORKING-CLASS SUPERHEROES series.Army vet Dwayne Sullivan has escaped from prison in order to keep an other-dimensional artifact out of the wrong hands. To do this, he needs the help of superheroes, powerful meta-human do-gooders who are the heart and soul of Hammer City. But those heroes are being recruited by General Gordon, the very same military general who imprisoned Dwayne in the first place. Will Gordon be able to prove to his superiors that superheroes have value in the modern world? Will Speed Chicken and Cambio keep the mythical Staff of Osiris away from an alien warlord? What role will Dwayne's son Zeke, who doubles as the (super-powerless) costumed vigilante Wombat have in his father's quest?