The 'Jeremiah's Truth' series brings a much needed new dimension to the art of storytelling. You'll follow a little boy by the name of Jeremiah King through childhood curiosities, to adolescence, trying to survive his decaying hometown Flint, Michigan, into the adventures of adulthood as he copes with both nature and nurture's deficiencies. This thirty year satirical exploration of the human psyche is authentic, bold, seductive, offensive, unsophisticated, hilarious, profound and the tallest of tales! JK Elohel gives us a blue-collar narrative of Jeremiah's battles, taking out bullies of all shapes and entities while Jeremiah says everything you're searching on the internet but would never put down on paper; about everything from feminism, sexual experimentation, to new cultural norms, business strategy and everything in between. We'll meet his unique family, goofy friends, inspirational mentors, chilling foes, persuasive girlfriends and incompetent colleagues on a hysterical expedition across the extreme spectrum of the real world. Jeremiah's obliviously naive demeanor drives violent confrontation with the system and fate, contrasting his innocent quest for balance. Representation from both shoulders whisper, warp and twist our main character's perceptions of 'tagonist, thinking hero, or villain... maybe both? Jeremiah flails, fails, conquers, fails again in a complicated relationship with identity, women, expectations, authority, money, sprinting in any and every direction that promises answers. This author is rude, tells it like it is and gives less than a fraction of a fuck what you think. The themes in Jeremiah's Truth are fundamentally powerful. Short story style chapters will have you laughing, contemplating, meditating, weeping, reflecting, likely planning to change the direction of your life forever. The humbling reality of this story will singe your eyebrows and leave your undercarriage tingling. It will hurl ambiguity, rock your foundation and challenge every status of every quo you think you know about our world. Enjoy the ride and remember, enter at your own risk!