The Buffalo Kid: A second chance at life turns into a bizarre thriller!

By Réal Laplaine

Book Overview

On a brutally cold day in Buffalo, New York, while many seek refuge indoors, 71-year-old John Ross finds no warmth in his life. Known as the Buffalo Kid, this homeless man, dressed in tattered clothing and sporting a thick gray beard, lives beneath a bridge in a cardboard box. Most people see him as just another vagrant, unaware of his true story, which only a local police officer understands. Despite his hardships, the Buffalo Kid clings to the hope of reuniting with his long-lost children and receiving a second chance at life. One day, a stranger unexpectedly gives him a fifty-dollar bill, prompting the Kid to follow him and embark on a journey that will change everything, showcasing the power of hope and the belief that everyone deserves a fresh start.

"The Buffalo Kid," is tremendous."

"Amazing take on modern human dilemmas."
Marina Osipova, author of The Cruel Romance

"Compelling and surprising. A must read."
Cynthia De Boer, author of Me, Myself and Eye

"It was impossible to stop reading once I picked it up..."

"You'll want to reread this one after finishing it. Yes, it is that good."
Vermont Reviewer

"This book opens your heart and your mind. Loved it."
Erin R

"I simply couldn't put it down."
Tommy Ray

This surprising story of a human experiment is a thrilling masterpiece offering hope for us all

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1448675928
• ISBN13: 9781448675920
• Release Date: August 2009
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 264 Pages
• Weight: 0.62 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.5" x 8.5"