Sci-Fi Thrills and Mystery Await in Gary Davis's Debut Novel, Misfits

 


Buckle up for a thrilling journey through time and mystery with Gary Davis's debut novel, Misfits. Combining heart-pounding sci-fi adventures with a deeply personal story of identity and growth, Misfits is a genre-defying tale that promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats.

Wrapped within its pages is a secret buried in abandoned industrial ruins from a town once full of life. A group of unlikely heroes unravels mysteries that place them within the fabric of time travel, clandestine experiments, and decisions of high magnitude able to alter the course of history.

I've always been drawn to the 'what ifs' of life," says Davis. "With Misfits, I wanted to create a story where imagination meets real-world struggles, where impossible becomes a way to discover self." Misfits is full of imagery and action; it takes one into the worlds of flying disks, experimental technology, and secrets that alter one's life. The reader who is hooked on time-travel fiction or enjoys fast-paced action is hooked on the first page.

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Misfits by Gary Davis is now live on Amazon in paperback, eBook and on Kindle Unlimited: https://www.amazon.com/Misfits-Gary-Davis/dp/B0D3WVVSX9/. 
To read an excerpt and for more about the author, visit https://garydavisbooks.com/.

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Author: Gary Davis

Website: https://garydavisbooks.com

Amazon: Misfits

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