Featuring author Aaron Lebold

I love thrillers and books about revenge. Aaron Lebold is an author who writes books that makes you chill and raise your adrenaline.

He is a thirty-nine-year-old youth worker, and he had a passion for writing his entire life. In his early years, this translated into music, where his greatest pride was composing the lyrics for songs that displayed great emotion and had the ability to inspire others. After years of doing music as a hobby, he decided it was time to move on to new ventures, this included getting off drugs and returning to school to be an addictions counselor.

He was a successful addictions counselor for eight years, staying sober from all drugs and dedicating life to becoming a better person and helping youth avoid the same path of drugs and alcohol.

Eventually, he felt the desire to challenge himself again and decided to focus on writing. He began with daily blogs and then proceeded to create his first full-length manuscript in 2018. Since then he has completed his second full-length novel titled ‘Genocide’, which has been published with Breaking Rules Publishing.

This story is exciting and sad at the same time. Living under the threat of gang members, a young boy obeys their demands to survive. He rents his body to pay his father's debts and experiences the trauma of abuse. His only support is his mother, but when she was killed in a tragic accident, the young boy will ask for revenge.

What is interesting in this book is the way how author exposes things, so scary and disgusting events have a sense to the reader, when we realize with whom the main character is dealing. Every step is a risk, and I waited impatiently for how will a young boy get out of this hell.

Check out his Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/stores/Aaron-Lebold/author/B089DLQDKW?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true

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