Michael, an eccentric man, into everything deemed as sexually taboo becomes infatuated with a new crew member that works at an Adult Cinema he frequents.

"You look a lot like, like...Michael Jackson." she whispered in awe. "I love Michael Jackson!" "...are you him?" she asked dramatically. "Me? No, I'm not! I just... I look a lot like him." Michael Jackson decided on the day of his 20th Birthday, to leave his life as a pop star behind...and finally be a normal, African American young man, in a world he only seems to know. His plan? Take on a new identity: Be a normal black dude, working at McDonald's to uphold his life as a literature and philosophy student by the side of his kindergarten friend Chris Tucker in a closeted little white town called St.Barbara. This is his one chance to prove to his father Joseph that music is not his only fate and, to prove to himself, that he can be a normal guy, like everyone else. What could go wrong? He's just Michael Jackson. No big deal...or is it? __________________ An original adventure in the 80's and a full taste of the black experience through the lens of Michael Jackson and his friends. A story full of fun, drama, horror, and highschool emotions. And not to mention, Fast food. But most of all a heartfelt dedication to an unforgettable light in this world, Michael Joe Jackson, the legendary king of Pop👑🌹 I love you Applehead.

When Michael Jackson enters the living room of his hotel suite, he suddenly realizes that he is not alone. There is a strange woman standing by the window. Alarmed and not knowing what better to do to gain control over the situation, he tries to start a conversation. And that's when things start to get even stranger...

In 1935, the notorious gang, The J5 Boys was on the run. In the bevvy of bank robberies, car jackings, kidnapping, murder and mayhem; was the head couple that touched the life of a boy in a very profound way.

⚠️ Copyright © 2018 by IntenseArt. This is an original story. All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher. I have the right to report anyone who copies my work❗⚠️ We're all guilty at some point in our lives of pretending to be someone we're not, or hiding the person we really are. Not everything is as it seems. As Layla knows, and later finds out, that a lot happens behind closed doors, but should remain a secret... or should they?