Richard Macedo is not the suicidal teenage boy he once was. After getting rid of his struggles pertaining to suicide for good, it's his turn to help the person who saved his life so many times. His best friend Brandon is starting to feel like the suicidal boy Richard once was, practically changing his life once and for all. As Richard questions whether or not he can help Brandon go back to the positive person he once was, he soon realizes that trying to fix one person's problems can lead to the creation of many more. *Book 3 of the "I Am Invincible" Series*

Richard Macedo's first two months of his freshman year were a living hell. After finally getting rid of the tormenting caused by fellow classmates Jordan, Markus, and Perry, Richard is finally starting to have some hope for a "better" experience. His grades are perfect, he has made new friends, and people are finally starting to give him a chance. But when Richard finds out a secret of Brandon's he never saw coming, some of his past troubles come back, along with new ones he never thought he would have to deal with. *Book 2 of the "I Am Invincible" Series*

In every single movie nowadays, high school is portrayed as a living hell with your jocks, cheerleaders, and stuck-up snobs. Richard Macedo, your average fifteen year old boy, starts his freshman year of high school thinking it will be the worst four years of his life based on these stereotypes set by these movies. His older brother Tyler, being a junior and captain of the football team at the high school, promises to help Richard have the best experience of his life aside from issues in regards to friendship, love, and bullying Richard is inevitably about to face. *Book 1 of the "I Am Invincible" Series*