“The price is your childhood magic. If you agree, your world view will change radically. You'll see things very different.”Swampscott Fitzgerald is a seven year old boy. He sees a world of magic. When his cat is killed in an accident he leaves on a quest to bring it back to life. Along the way unusual friends such as Hobo Dan and Licorice Sally join him.Is his adventure real or in his head? Is the danger of the malicious Face Collector real? Will Swampscott succeed in his quest?
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W. M. Pienton is a first time author. Along with writing he enjoys painting, drawing, and playing the guitar. He currently resides in Southbridge Massachusetts where he is currently working on another novel.
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