Rand E Oertle

Switcher Rand E Oertle

Until now, bullies have had free reign antagonizing those who are unable to fight back. The question is how do we fight back without becoming bullies ourselves. What kind of power will turn the tide and protect those who may, in a bully's eyes, be weaker, slower or less attractive and become targets for abuse. The targeted have needed a hero to help them in their quest. Switcher is that hero. Through the dynamic circumstances of his birth, a baby was born with special powers that can be used to fight bullies and teach them the lessons they must learn. That kind of power can't be weak or feeble and bullies need to pay a price. Because of an accident before birth involving a mother during her pregnancy and unusual efforts by doctors to keep a baby boy's gestation viable, he was born with an unusual eye color which made him a target of ridicule and bullying. The unusual affects at birth also created a way for him to fight back, not only for himself, but for others. Native Americans have a maxim which is similar to the boy's gift to fight bullies. "Before you judge someone else, walk a mile in their moccasins." Bullies need to know how those targeted feel. Nathan is the boy who has unique powers. Those powers caught the eye of powerful billionaires, who both risked their own supremacy and fortunes to get his power for themselves, any way possible. In the end, Nathan has to fight both. One of the two is the biggest bully of all, who uses every tactic possible to conquer and control him. Can he win for himself and family while all are under the constant threat of death and in the process can Nathan becomes the prize in a war of billionaires?