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THE YOUNG SAINTS OF AMERICA

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THE YOUNG SAINTS OF AMERICA is the wild ride of three unique young men who set out to clean up America and put THE F.B.I.’s Most Wanted Fugitives away for reward money. Miles “1%” Dane, nicknamed as such for various reasons, forms a band of brothers. Earl "E.R." Jones Jr. is the muscle and Herb Mack is the street savvy, black belt who can procure almost antyhing. Due to strange maladies since birth, such as having no corpus callosum, which is the dissecting membrane between the right and left hemispheres of the brain, “1%” has rotating eyes, somewhat like a lizard, which is just one reason for his nickname. Along with this rare brain condition, he also has a photographic memory and an insanely high I.Q., which comes in handy throughout their trek. This group gets good at what they do and become quite popular in the public eye, but their quest brings up many questions about civil liberties.

Pages: 210

Format: Kindle Edition

THE YOUNG SAINTS OF AMERICA

2/5 ( ratings)

THE YOUNG SAINTS OF AMERICA is the wild ride of three unique young men who set out to clean up America and put THE F.B.I.’s Most Wanted Fugitives away for reward money. Miles “1%” Dane, nicknamed as such for various reasons, forms a band of brothers. Earl "E.R." Jones Jr. is the muscle and Herb Mack is the street savvy, black belt who can procure almost antyhing. Due to strange maladies since birth, such as having no corpus callosum, which is the dissecting membrane between the right and left hemispheres of the brain, “1%” has rotating eyes, somewhat like a lizard, which is just one reason for his nickname. Along with this rare brain condition, he also has a photographic memory and an insanely high I.Q., which comes in handy throughout their trek. This group gets good at what they do and become quite popular in the public eye, but their quest brings up many questions about civil liberties.

Pages: 210

Format: Kindle Edition

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