The Touch of Telly D. Young: Book One of The Telly D. Young Series: Christian Science Fiction or Christian Fantasy? A Gripping Thriller That Lets You Decide ... Deeper Like Genetic Engineering 1)

A boy with the power to heal. A world too broken to understand. A gift that could save lives or destroy him.Telly D. Young has always lived in the shadows. Born with a supernatural ability to heal with a single touch, he's been hidden away by his parents in the quiet mountain town of Alder Bend. But everything changes when a dying girl suddenly rises to her feet. Word spreads. Whispers turn into fear. And Telly can no longer stay invisible.As the world takes notice, Telly must confront the truth about his gift: is it a divine blessing, a scientific anomaly, or something far more dangerous?What This Story Delivers:• A gripping Christian supernatural thriller filled with faith, mystery, and high-stakes suspense• A young, gifted protagonist wrestling with identity, purpose, and the heavy burden of a miraculous power• A richly atmospheric small-town setting filled with secrets, tension, and unforgettable characters• A fast-paced narrative exploring the line between spirituality, science, and destinyPerfect For Readers Who Enjoy:• Christian fiction with supernatural or sci-fi elements• Stories about gifted children navigating dangerous abilities• Rural mystery settings with emotional depth• Thrillers that challenge faith, fear, and the unknownWhy This Book Stands Out: The Touch of Telly D. Young isn't just about miracles; it's about the cost of carrying a gift the world isn't ready for. As strangers arrive seeking hope, answers, or control, Telly must decide whether to keep hiding or embrace the destiny waiting for him.Every touch brings healing. Every healing brings consequences. And every choice pulls him closer to a truth that could change everything.An unforgettable blend of faith, suspense, and supernatural intrigue, this novel is perfect for readers who crave Christian science fiction that inspires, challenges, and stays with them long after the final page.