Hometown Boys
Hometown Boys by William Hatridge, published by iUniverse in April 2006, is a juvenile fiction novel that follows three Millkin High students—Ray, Marco, and Joe—on their senior road trip. As they embark on this journey to explore their newfound freedom, unforeseen events force them to return home, where they must confront a dire situation involving a secret communist invasion of the United States.
In this action-packed narrative, the boys transition from graduates to heroes as they rally their friends, Valerie and Steph, to lead a resistance against the invaders. Hatridge weaves themes of friendship and social challenges into the story, creating a backdrop for the boys’ adventures. With 196 pages, this edition presents a blend of action, adventure, and mystery, appealing to readers interested in tales of camaraderie and resilience.
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On graduation day in 2007 three Millkin High students entered the world as men. To test their newfound freedom Ray, Marco, and Joe drive across the country on their senior road trip. Yet something goes terribly wrong and they are forced to return home and consult their friends Valerie and Steph. The United States is then invaded by a secret communist government. The boys help lead a band of guerillas to fight the invaders and save their hometown. They graduated as men but soon became heroes. This is the story of the Hometown Boys.
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