Jimmy Adamowski: Teleporter

by David J Winters

Overview

Now you see him, now you don't. But he sees you...

Sure Jimmy Adamowski's a hero. He can move any earthly distance in the blink of an eye! He can move you too. He can move anyone. He can move a child running into oncoming traffic right back onto the lawn. He can move a crook in the commission of a crime right into a jail cell. He can move so much more.

But it's not just that Jimmy can move any earthly distance in the blink of an eye. It's not just that he can take things with him when he goes. It's that he can see where he's going long before he gets there. So think about it, think about the extent of those powers. He can see you any time he wishes. He can move you any time he wishes. So, think about it. The people in Jimmy's world sure do. What would happen to him if those people were to realize his potential? What if HE were to realize his potential? He'd never do anything rash or harmful, right? But he certainly could...

Jimmy Adamowski isn't just coming to grips with his powers, he's coming to grips with a world becoming more and more frightened by the extent of them.

Jimmy Adamowski: Teleporter is an I-never-asked-for-these-powers! thriller that is as much a meditation on the moral ramifications of unasked-for gifts as it is a wiz-bang action romp that follows a hero making the most of them.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781068863653
Publisher:	Subgenre Publishers
Publication date:	01/01/2025
Pages:	324
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.73(d)

About the Author

I'm a fiction writer with an interest in straightforward genre fiction, upmarket genre fiction, and fiction that fits a definite subgenre, but that also possesses food-for-thought speculative elements. In addition to fiction writing, I'm a mathematical Logician and high school math teacher (though I'm trying to phase out the teaching). I grew up in rural Manitoba, Canada, in a town called Dauphin. My primary (though unpaid) occupation has always been writing, so I thought it a good idea to embrace independent publishing - as both the published and the publisher. I say, 'publisher', because I'm also the founder (and only-guy-there-right-now) of SubGenre Publishers.