"Internet of Things" Exploits Young Adults in New Book from Lambert Hill

Brea, CA, August 25, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Data theft is on the rise, yet millions continue to trade their privacy for the convenience mobile technology provides. Self-driving cars loom on the horizon. How long before mobile devices are hardwired to our brains? A new book for young adults addresses the true price Millennials might pay for too much tech.

About the Book

Are you a "Jimmiehead," or are you still using one of those old-fashioned smartphones? Jimmies are tiny microchips, that when painlessly implanted into your brain, magically transform your eyes and ears into the ultimate hands-free device.

Every teen wants one—except 16-year-old Amy, who detests technology in any form. But when thousands of Jimmieheads mysteriously vanish, only she can save them. Immune to Jimmie's influence, Amy’s search for the missing teens reveals an ominous connection between the bizarre disappearances and the Fun Zone—a spooky amusement park that's been dark for 50 years!

About the Series

The Age of Amy books follow an inquisitive adolescent girl on her quest to understand the times she was born into. Each book sends 16-year-old Amy on fantastic adventures, where she encounters the powerful people and institutions that shape our lives. Along the way she observes the dark side of human nature, wherein lies the root cause of all the world's problems.

About the Author

Bruce Edwards writes young-adult fiction on subjects most YA authors shy away from. His award-winning The Age of Amy series explores unconventional topics—from the trappings of modern technology to the absurdity of Washington politics. Through fantasy and imagination, Bruce addresses real-world issues, as young readers enjoy a fun read.

The Age of Amy: Behind the Fun Zone
By Bruce Edwards
(Book #4 in the series)

Young Adult Fiction
216 Pages
5.25 x 8, Softcover
$9.95
ISBN: 978-0983760467
August 1, 2015

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