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A Name of One's Own
- Narrated by: Michael Hudson Arnold
- Length: 6 hrs and 50 mins
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A Name of One's Own
Narrated by:
Michael Hudson Arnold
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Publisher's Summary
David Miller suspects that he has powers. At the age of 7, reality begins to bend its will to his own. His telekinetic abilities frighten and then infuriate his father whose rage forces David to protect his vulnerable mother. Leaving his father's body and their life behind, both David and his mother must escape authorities, change their names, and again move any time David cannot control his powers.
This is a literary, subtle science fiction novel that illustrates what people are willing to do when they must fight to achieve a place in the world and secure A Name of One's Own.
©2014 Michael Hudson Arnold (P)2014 Michael Hudson Arnold
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