Ariel Sylvester Livres

In this superhero saga, a Black family of seven superheroes strengthen their powers to fight against gang and gun violence in Chicago. This tasks takes them on an expedition to also fight against racial hatred, brotherly hatred, and historical hatred in America, all while helping their brother and son, Bradley - a 16-year-old cyborg who can absorb and shoot bullets. Bradley recently lost his best friend to school shooting and struggling with the reality of being a bullet-proof Black boy. As you read the narrations from six of the family members, you'll learn how complicated it is to be a Black superhero family.

A mixed-race, White passing, 46-year-old recently divorced CEO of a top publishing company, and mother of two wild pre-teen boys and a rebellious teenage daughter. A Tanzanian, 43-year-old New York Fashion Designer, and married mother of three sons, including one with autism. A Bosnian, 39-year-old drug and alcohol addicted actress on a popular Netflix series with a troubled past. A Brazilian, 29-year-old musician in a world renowned band who is looking for love. A Taiwanese, 17-year-old high school student with anxiety who is stressed about the SAT's and getting into Harvard. What do all these ladies have in common? They are all daughters of Vivian. In this fiction novel, Vivian takes her daughters on their own individual journeys towards healing, connecting to their roots, fighting their giants, finding the love of their lives, becoming more powerful, and growing closer together by sending them letters two weeks after her passing. While on their journeys they solve clues that lead them to find their portions of their mothers last will and testament to save the family business and estate.