THE CHRONICLES OF DAVID ROBINSON : BUMPS ALONG THE WAY This is the 2nd volume of the series, and it picks up right where David left off.

He returns from the gypsy shop with his travelling companions throughly distraught. They must find a way to take care of the foretold prophecy. He and his family spend the summer at their trailer so that David can learn social skills and peer bonding, all while trying to balance the emotions of a relationship with Claire and the looming thought of the prophecy in the back of his mind. That's not the only thing David has on his mind. He has come out as the superhero Maxx Pseudo after his parents make him an outfit to disguise him from the public seeing a teenager saving the day with all his abilities. The R.A.T. facility is always a looming danger for David and his family, and things get complicated when some of their workers are at the campground.

Can David hold it all together, while heling the police with a few interesting incidents? When he comes out at the media conference at the police station, all hell breaks loose. Will the public see him as the hero he wants to be or just a freak making the police look bad?