Johnny Angel Book of Numbers Boy loves Boy

By John Williams

Narrated by John Williams

Book 4; JOHNNY ANGEL BOOK OF NUMBERS BOY LOVES BOY.

This is the fourth book in the series, the first being JOHNNY ANGEL SPACE STATION QUARK, THE SECOND BEING JOHNNY ANGEL TIME BIT UNIT AND THE THIRD BEING JOHNNY ANGEL SEA OF PROSPERITY. All books deal with a boy loves boy backdrop to highly imaginative science fiction. There are four different stories dealing with different boys. Johnny Angel, Mathew someday, Christopher Cross and Simon Sevenson.

Aboard the imperial control ship, Anama One, Johnny gives a lecture on time bits and listens to boy number I to boy number 10 lectures. After lunch, number one suggests a game; and he teams with Johnny. Anama One is a nest of tunnels. While chasing number one, he falls in sea, rescuing the unconscious number one. A drone with no pilot picks them up, taking them to an island, it’s there Johnny learns number one’s real name is William and is even more autistic than Loki. William throws an autistic fit and the other nine appear, the hunt for the time bit has began, they were in planet Anama before it exploded. The other boys leave after explaining William’s gift is to enter other’s intelligence. Exhausted, Johnny falls asleep and awakes in a jungle hut and a talking parrot. William has recovered and for now, both must remain on the island.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Author's Republic
• Release date: Feb 9, 2021
• ISBN: 9781662178689

John Williams

John Williams was born in Cardiff in 1961.He wrote a punk fanzine and played in bands before moving to London and becoming a journalist , writing for everyone for The Face to the Financial Times. He wrote his first book, an American crime fiction travelogue called Into The Badlands (Paladin) in 1991. His next book, Bloody Valentine (HarperCollins), written around the Lynette White murder case in the Cardiff docks, came out in 1994. Following a subsequent libel action from the police, he turned to fiction. His first novel the London-set Faithless (Serpent's Tail) came out in 1997. Shortly afterward he moved back to Cardiff, with his family, and has now written four novels set in his hometown - Five Pubs, Two Bars And A Nightclub (Bloomsbury 1999); Cardiff Dead (Bloomsbury 2000); The Prince Of Wales (Bloomsbury 2003) and Temperance Town (Bloomsbury 2004). He has edited an anthology of new Welsh fiction, Wales Half Welsh (Bloomsbury 2004). He also writes screenplays (his ninety-minute drama, A Light In The City, was shown by BBC Wales in 2001). An omnibus edition of his Cardiff novels, The Cardiff Trilogy, is to be published by Bloomsbury in summer 2006.