The Boy in the Park
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Dylan goes to the same park every day. He starts to notice a young boy who comes down to the small boating lake and soon realises that all is not right with the child; he seems troubled and unhappy and when bruises start to appear on the boyâs arms, Dylan realises that he has to take action. As Dylanâs obsession with the boy takes hold, he embarks on dark, intense and powerful journey, where nothing is what it seems...
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AJ Grayson drinks extraordinary amounts of coffee and likes to write on an old Corona Standard typewriter, though is enough of a technical enthusiast to buy whatever Apple dangles from its latest stick. Time not spent writing books is time spent reading them, walking (perhaps unsurprisingly, in parks), working with youths and adults in various counselling settings and teaching.Please be in touch with AJ Grayson on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram @GraysonForReal
