Angol
The most exciting thing about LZ Manson is his last name, although he's not related to that Manson. He lives with his mother, who is certifiably crazy, and his world revolves around keeping her out of trouble. That is until his own trouble begins in the form of a voice in his head, a voice that is as confused about its origin and existence as LZ is.
As the voice grows in strength and control, LZ's life derails onto an uncharted path, becoming more confusing and sinister at each turn.
While LZ fights for his sanity, he has no idea there is also skin in the game. And a lot of it.
If you like mystery, intrigue, and speculative/slipstream fiction brewed in sci-fi with a splash of crime drama, this is your next read. Risk fits of uncontrollable page-turning, bursts of laughter, tears, goosebumps, and endless speculation over the looming question of what would be worse: hearing voices and know you're crazy? Or to hear voices and know you are perfectly sane?
You decide.
