Michael Frederick

"A Midwest family drama series about a talented group of strangers who come together to help Freddy Bland make his first documentary that can raise his awareness. There will be resistance." -- Amazon.com.

"A tired salesman and jaded romance novelist discover an abandoned baby boy at Woodstock with a mysterious note left by the mother, causing them to raise Bunny Love in the Midwest" --

"A Midwest family drama series about a talented group of strangers who come together to help Freddy Bland make a documentary." -- Amazon.com.

"I need one more target in Chicago in order to build my fences and secure my vans." --Harry Stringer -- Back cover.

Johnny "JT" Tower is a sports legend in the small town of North Woodbury, South Dakota, still living in a trailer next to the tavern his parents owned before retiring to California. After receiving an invitation to his 25 year high school reunion, JT embarks on a trail of self-discovery, enlisting his parents, grandfather Eldon, and Coach Blodough to help him prepare to see Iris, the love of his life who disappeared after graduation.

Mickey was different because of his incredible music and his talented father whom he vowed to find when he turned eighteen. Katie was different because she remained strong beyond her years when her father was nearly destroyed by her selfish mother. Johnny was different because he taught himself to fly on the winds of LAT 44 in order to escape his father's fall into darkness. All different, yet all had something in common.

Seventeen year old Clayton Zediker, virtual orphan now that his mother lies in a coma, tries to make sense of his life but becomes entangled with friends who take advantage of him. He also fears the transformation that will take place on his eighteenth birthday, December 21, 2012, which coincides with the mysterious end date of the Mayan calendar.