Bryan's Flight

Bryan Fuller had been in the boys' orphanage for 14 years. The other boys didn't like him; they were jealous because he was bigger, stronger and smarter than all of them. Years earlier the FBI had told him his mother died when he was born. They said that his father had stolen millions in a bank robbery and later died in an FBI shoot-out. He thought there was something fishy about their story but he couldn't figure out what the truth was. Bryan was supposed to start high school in the fall but now an old widow in Arizona had chosen him to be her Foster Child. He thought maybe this would solve all of his problems and give him a fresh start in life. But, when he got there, a greater mystery awaited him. Why wouldn't she let him in the house? Why did she try to feed him dog food? Why did he have to sleep in the barn? Why was there a secret room buried deep under the barn, complete with all facilities and even a computer system? Who had lived there and why had they obviously been gone for years? Why had someone been digging holes all over the barnyard; what were they looking for? Why was there a boat-trailer by the lake but no boat anywhere in sight? In Bryan's quest to solve these mysteries he would use his intelligence and strength to make friends, home-school himself, overcome a group of bullies, invent something that helped people worldwide, learn to fly an airplane and become the richest teenager in America. And, just when he thought girls would never like him, he would win the heart of the prettiest girl in the state. Everyone knew there was something amazing and special about Bryan. But, after seeing what Bryan had accomplished in just four years, they were all going to be even more amazed to find out what his next adventure would be. Bryan was going to need a Passport