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Six-year-old JJ Veitch is a sweet, curious boy who loves the Lord, helping others, and embarking on adventures in the woods. Unfortunately JJ has no idea that he is at the beginning of a journey that will push him to the brink of manhood and teach him that bullies come in all shapes and sizes. JJ's father, Jason, is battling bullies. His are the most fearsome kind: adults. Desperate for change, he has to somehow find a way to stop the copper thieves who are robbing him of his livelihood. But when he takes matters into his own hands, he lands in jail, a horrifying place he never thought he'd…mehr

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Six-year-old JJ Veitch is a sweet, curious boy who loves the Lord, helping others, and embarking on adventures in the woods. Unfortunately JJ has no idea that he is at the beginning of a journey that will push him to the brink of manhood and teach him that bullies come in all shapes and sizes. JJ's father, Jason, is battling bullies. His are the most fearsome kind: adults. Desperate for change, he has to somehow find a way to stop the copper thieves who are robbing him of his livelihood. But when he takes matters into his own hands, he lands in jail, a horrifying place he never thought he'd be. As his family battles on Jason's behalf, JJ is terrorized by neighborhood thugs and must make a difficult choice whether to turn the other cheek or stand tall and fight for his beliefs. Will he and his family realize they only need to have faith the size of a mustard seed before it is too late?
Autorenporträt
Michael McClendon is an actor/director/writer, whose work covers nearly five decades of film, stage, and literature. He is an award-winning film director as well. Michael's recent scripts and books have won first place honours at, among other venues, the New York Screenplay Contest, Alaska Film Awards, Los Angeles Film Festival, Indie Horror Film Festival, and The Christian Book Awards. He recently completed a novel which is the 'companion piece' to CRITTER.