"BEST BOOK I'VE READ all year."
—Belinda M., Author

AT THE CROSSROADS of supernatural and human potential, an ordinary teen finds a mystical world within himself, unleashing powers he didn't know he had.

Will Freeman is more anxious than other teens. When his new friend Lily Powers invites herself over and the two go treasure hunting in his attic, they discover a peculiar change purse that belonged to Will's father. Lily accompanies Will as he sets out to learn about the change purse and his father's disappearance. After a stranger approaches Will and Lily in a supermarket and promises answers to Will's questions, a string of inexplicable events make Will question his sanity. His fears come crashing in on him when Lily is abducted by the A. U., the Agents of Unchange, who are equipped with futuristic weaponry. They are looking for the one person who embodies the ability to open Infinity. Amidst a backdrop of supernatural chaos, Will discovers he is super human.​

"I've worked with a lot of new authors. Of all the new authors' books I've read, this one is the best. Bravo."
—Belinda M., Author, Phillip's Quest

"Well done, sir, well done. You've written a really good story that's gotten me thinking about how we view the world."
—Robin B., Editor

"Can a teenage boy come into his own to save his family and possibly the world? It sounds like a great story— and it is. Will and his friends are likable, stubborn, and endearing. Plot turns the pages. The superhuman aspect adds another dimension. Loved it!"
—Kathleen H., Writer

"What a fun, energetic read! I was fascinated by the story from the very beginning, and I had a hard time putting the book down to go to sleep. Dan did an incredible job with the concept of human potential, creating a riveting read that kept me wanting more through every twist and turn."
—T. Curry

"A must-read for only one dollar. You can't beat it. Like a good story and a brilliant author, Dan is laying out the pieces yet allowing the reader to be the detective. The story can be viewed as an adult story, yet maybe it is necessary Dan uses a human going through the transformation from a child to an adult, which makes me wonder maybe the child is the adult without the ability to drive a car, yet with the ability to be driven and possibly save the day. You, as the reader, must be patient by getting to know the characters in our story. I say our story because , like an onion, you will peel your way down to the core of being on the cusp of witnessing humans with gifts we view as a fantasy, yet it is in our reality if we read the news while pausing and paying attention to the subtleties the author has woven through this incredible journey."
—Cais Thomas
 

"Highly recommend!!! I'm not a reader, but this book had me hooked! The story is super interesting, and the characters are so relatable. The fast pace of the book is exciting but still easy to keep up with, and you won't want to put it down! I loved the way the stories of all the different characters came together. Super Human pulls you in and keeps you wanting more- so excited to see what's next for this series!"
—Rohina