Book details

  • Genre:religion
  • Sub-genre:Christian Ministry / Youth
  • Language:English
  • Pages:217
  • eBook ISBN:9781483553719

Turning Trash Into Treasure

Marcos Longinus "The Great" And Robert Powers

By Isaiah Drone III

Overview

This book was written for teenage boys across the world and especially in the inner cities of America. Summary: A New York City teenager is released from a juvenile facility and shortly after falling unconscious from a fail rescue attempt in a burning apartment, waking up in Hell where he must fight. [1. Warfare tactics – Fiction. 2. Adventure and adventurers – Fiction.]
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Description

Turning Trash Into Treasure Marcos Longinus “The Great” and Robert Powers is a supernatural fiction book written by American author Isaiah Drone III, which incorporates themes from multiple genres, including fantasy, science fantasy, horror, and Ancient Rome. It describes a "centurion" and his quest toward the gates of hell, the nature of which is both physical and metaphorical. Drone has described the book as his gift to young men across the globe. This is his second book and it is about the son of Saint Longinus the man recorded as piercing Jesus in the side on Mt. Golgotha and Robert Powers a homeless boy that grew up in the New York City and their quest through the dimensions of Hell.
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About The Author

Born Isaiah Drone III in Little Rock, Arkansas, on January 19, 1976. Isaiah is an American Author he has written "The Story of My Mother Dear," and he is currently working on his first Trilogy for children literature. Isaiah is a Doctoral Candidate for a Degree in Organizational Leadership with an emphasis on Christian Ministry at Grand Canyon University. Isaiah owes all his thanks to Jesus Christ that he has acquired within the teaching and instructor profession and has been trained in solid, decisive leadership and in resiliency skills. He presents a versatile background that has provided him with insight and hands-on experience in education, public speaking, instructions, and administration.
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