Hyperman Changes: Book 1

By Nick Foxx

In Hyperman Changes-Book #1 Dylan takes his first steps into adult responsibility and toward building a home for his and C J’s family - property ownership. He and Rafferty embark on an ambitious project that threatens to destroy Dylan. Thankfully, Dylan can always count on his friends to pitch in. But will they be able to help him or will it be too much for them to handle?

This book contains graphic language and explicit descriptions of sexual activity. Not suitable for minors.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Nick Foxx
• Release date: Oct 16, 2020
• ISBN: 9781005123666

Nick Foxx

A diverse blend of music floated through the rooms of Nick Foxx’s house as he grew up. His family listened to and played blues, jazz, folk, gospel, country, rock’n’roll and classical music and they all fascinated him. Late in the night, he’d sit with his father and grandfather while they told stories and sang their favorites.Professors and artists mingled with ranchers and farmers around picnic tables in Nick's backyard to enjoy fried fish, barbecue, and good music as the neighborhood children chased fireflies in the twilight.The music he heard filled his head with dreams of being a professional musician. He played at local dances, clubs, and bars before he could drive. By twenty-one, he had performed for crowds of thousands, heard himself on the radio, and sang on live TV. His music has been used in advertising, film, television, theater, and played in concert halls. Records he worked on decorate the walls of his office and home.Nick began publishing ebooks in 2008 with Anonymous Publishing. While writing under the pen name, Nicky Faulkes, Nick’s work “The Time Of My Life” won the Earth Day Story Contest on Literotica.com and gained him the praise of peers. It encouraged him to keep writing and telling stories.Nick is a semi-retired composer and musician, happily married for over twenty years to a beautiful, loving woman who is the love of his life. Nick’s stories are a blend of his personal experiences and fantasies that merge to bring genuine, relatable characters and engaging tales to the page. His greatest delight is to share the joy he feels creating new work with the people who listen to his music or read his stories.Please contact Nick at: [e-mail] to get the latest on his next project or to join his facebook group. If you liked this book, check out other titles by Nick Foxx at your favorite e-book retailer online or follow him on facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/nick.foxx.108

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Hyperman

Changes – Book 1

By Nick Foxx

Copyright 2020, Nick Foxx

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Chapter One

The thick swirls of dust rose off every surface of the abandoned site and made me feel like an archeologist trudging through ancient ruins. On the first floor, there was no breeze to blow the crud away. From the second floor, I could see the university grounds across the street. On the third floor, the city streets spread out around me. It wasn’t the tallest structure in town but it had character. A group of developers had started converting the old warehouse into lofts but had to walk away before it was habitable.

What do yo think? Asked Rafferty.

I think it’s a dump, But it has potential.

Jason laughed and said, Yeah, it is and it does. The plan was to build ten retail spaces on the ground floor and residential units on the floors above them. There was an elevator installed. They planned to finish out the courtyard, a gym, and a few other amenities for the tenants.

What about parking ? I asked.

There’s space for retail parking on the street and residents can park underground. The elevator extends into the underground parking and the mechanical level below. The sub-basement is designated to be a storm shelter.

There was a vacant lot on the one side of the building, away from the campus. Is there any chance of developing the underground level for retail if we turned that into parking? I wondered.

Rafferty said, You’d need to run utilities and that would cost a fortune since the foundation and rough in is already done.

Too bad. I shrugged and said. It was a long shot, but I had to ask. Setting up a retail like the Underground Atlanta would be cool.

It would, but they didn’t put the infrastructure in.

What about using the garage for geothermal heat and cooling?

That might be doable. But you need to find someone who has experience with systems like that, he told me. I don’t know anyone who does.

I climbed onto the roof and looked around. The wind was crisp and chilled my ears quickly. I’d like to get it if I can make a sustainable structure. A wind turbine, solar cells for power, rain water collection off the roof, and a lot more.

I don’t know enough about that stuff to help you. But I know where to find people who do, he grinned and pointed toward the university. "There’s bound to be