Though he was born and raised in Southeastern Idaho, Kody Boye has lived in the state of Texas since 2010. His first short story, [A] Prom Queen's Revenge, was published at the age of fourteen. He has since gone on to publish numerous works of fiction, including the young-adult novels When They Came, The Beautiful Ones, The Midnight Spell and ALT CONTROL ENTER, as well as fiction for adults. He currently lives and writes in the Rio Grande Valley of South Texas.
The Beauty of Us
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- ISBN978-1-393-85867-6
- EAN9781393858676
- Date de parution26/08/2020
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- ÉditeurRelay Publishing
Résumé
My name is Jake Althaus, and for the most part, I seem to have it all. A loving partner, a devoted dog, a promising future in nursing school. The only problem is: I've been plagued with persistent headaches, and though I'm loathe to admit that anything is wrong, a routine checkup with my general practitioner, and the subsequent MRI that follows, delivers a devastating truth. I have brain cancer. It isn't terminal, but that doesn't change the dread that festers in my heart, in my spirit, in my brain.
Surgery, followed by chemotherapy, is the only hope of a successful recovery. The only problem is: I'm scared out of my mind about what will happen next. I'll lose my hair. My body. Possibly my sanity. My life is only just beginning. And now I fear it may possibly end.
Surgery, followed by chemotherapy, is the only hope of a successful recovery. The only problem is: I'm scared out of my mind about what will happen next. I'll lose my hair. My body. Possibly my sanity. My life is only just beginning. And now I fear it may possibly end.























