Children of the Damned
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Paul Jameson burst into the main office of West Highland School.
His first day on the job as the new guidance counselor, on a September Monday, when he heard about the boys calling themselves the "Evil Trinity," he believed he'd made a mistake accepting this new job in the northern Atlanta suburb. After all his problems with a group of teens involved in the occult who murdered a colleague, he couldn't believe he was facing this issue again. Now he wanted to resign his post that day.
On the other side of the white chest-high counter, a lone heavy-set secretary with long dark hair, Mrs. Karen Bruce, pecked away at a black flat screen computer. For years when Paul worked as a guidance counselor at his last high school in Atlanta, he had to wade through five secretaries to get to his principal. Now this office looked so small it made him feel claustrophobic.
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Paul Jameson, a newly hired high school guidance counselor, and his daughter, Monica, moved to West Highland, Georgia. The suburb of Atlanta was held in the grip of three teens who called themselves the Evil Trinity. The Evil Trinity seemingly possessed psychic and paranormal powers that allowed them to find out personal things, bad things that people wanted no one to know, including a shameful event three adults covered up. Can Paul discover the secret before it costs him his life and the life of his daughter?
About the Author
John Osborne grew up most of his life in a small town where the adults worried more about things like drugs, the music that their kids listened to, and the clothes their kids wore rather than the kids themselves. Tragedy and misfortune were often the results. Osborne was lucky enough when he was a teen to get the chance to abandon the streets and go to college which allowed him to escape the fate of some of his high school classmates.