Fall release of Third Brick from the Right, a new young adult novel by Nicholas Maes

TORONTO - Oct. 18, 2015 - PRLog -- Publication: Electronic book, 978-1-928150-28-2, November 2015, $2.99

Third Brick from the Right, a compelling novel for ages 13 and up, follows the troubled life of fifteen-year-old Charles Ingram as he flees from suburban New York  to a vacant cottage in Vermont.

Wanted by the FBI, and aware he’ll be captured in a matter of days, Charles decides to write his story and explain why he and his gang committed their crimes. An ex-gamer, bully, and spoiled teen, he’s convinced the “System” has brainwashed people and turned them into digital pawns. Parents, teachers, psychiatrists, and cops: they’ve all gone horribly wrong. How can Charles challenge the system to set people free and turn them back to normal? Fast-paced and thrilling, Third Brick from the Right is a profound and hilarious send-up of life in the digital age.

Publication: Electronic book, 978-1-928150-28-2, November 2015, $2.99, Contemporary Young Adult fiction, ages 13 and up.

About the Author

Nicholas Maes is a Toronto high school history teacher and teaches Classics part-time at the University of Waterloo. His previous young adult novels include Locksmith, Crescent Star, Laughing Wolf, Fortuna, and Transmigration. He lives in Toronto, Canada.