Bøger af Terrence Damon Spencer

Would you believe that superhuman strength does in fact exist, and scientists classify this as a disease? What if you were a child born with an unprecedented form of this already rare muscle disease that gave you extraordinary strength, appearance and stamina? Growing up with Myostatin Deficiency was not an easy task for William Strong. He was bullied by other children, discriminated against and later hunted by the law for murder. While homeless and seeking refuge in the shadowy back alleys of Milwaukee, WI, he unintentionally becomes a local hero--striking fear in criminals by his violent displays of chivalry, fueled by a hatred for his past and the people in it. Although his disease gifts him with tremendous strength, his lack of compassion and forgiveness . . . makes him weak.

Revised Edition for 2021!My new editor made some changes and corrections to this novel for a smoother, more enjoyable read!We have all felt it at one time or another; the anger towards a rude customer who aggressively demands the attention of a customer service representative using foul language, name-calling, and threats to get what they want. Our understanding, compassion, or fear of the consequences keeps us from pursuing a more aggressive method of satisfying the situation, while maintaining a false concern for their needs, despite their verbal assault.Tommy Thorpe, a collections agent at a Milwaukee, Wisconsin call center, finds his sanity slipping away quickly with every abusive call. Combined with the pressures from his supervisor and an abrupt change in his financial status, he allows a darker side of himself to surface. Eventually, he commits the ultimate crime to release his stress and problems. Soon, any information obtained will be used for an entirely different purpose.

We have all felt it at one time or another, the anger towards a rude customer who aggressively demands the attention of a customer service representative, using foul language, name calling and threats to get what they want. Our understanding, compassion or fear of the consequences keeps us from pursuing a more aggressive method of satisfying the situation, while maintaining a false concern for their needs, despite their verbal assault.Tommy Thorpe, a collections agent in a Milwaukee, Wisconsin call center, finds his sanity slipping quickly with every abusive call. Combined with the pressures from his supervisor, and abrupt change in his financial status, he allows a darker side of himself to surface, committing the ultimate crime to release his stress and problems. Soon, any information obtained from his customers, will be used for an entirely different purpose.