Publisher's Synopsis
Child of the Sun. Man of the Moon. By David Judah 1 Oliver is a contradiction, a young man with much experience. He is like Bruce Lee first flexing toward Jeet Kune Do or Little Stevie Wonder's fingertips playing the nation's airwaves so that the answer-age ain't nothin' but a number-comes before the question. You cannot engage him without being willing to pay a price, to take a risk, to force a confrontation with yourself. But it's worth it because he is on his way, early in a journey of great importance, and he is open to the possibility of taking you with him.
