My Impossible Year — Mark Littleton

"Mark Littleton's writing is powerful and well-crafted."--Jerry B. Jenkins. Life is about to go 7.5 on the Richter scale.... Tris Haley, a junior at Norton University, is convinced Dr. Hatch, the Contemporary Thought professor, is just old, crabby, and obnoxious. But his best friend, Ryan Bremler-the "Bug"-claims vehemently "the Hatchetman" is evil and must be stopped. When Tris finds Bug in a coma from an apparent overdose and reads his final note, he's driven to find out why. What did Hatch do the previous semester to put Bug in psychological Siberia? Then Hatch targets Tris's new love, the smart, outspoken Brooke Lassiter, and Tris sees the professor's shocking techniques firsthand. How far will an arch-liberal, tyrannical professor go to convince his students of his beliefs? And is Brooke in danger? Tris's search to uncover the truth will lead him to places he's never imagined. A stunning coming-of-age novel you won't easily forget by beloved writer Mark Littleton, the author of nearly 90 books with more than a million copies in print, including fiction for adults, children's fiction, and a variety of nonfiction for children, teens, and adults (with OakTara, Moody, Nelson, Cook, Harvest House, Standard, Baker, Multnomah, Zondervan, Howard/Simon & Schuster, and Zonderkidz, to name a few).