The Dual Citizen Trilogy

In this episode, Tracy shares discussions he has had with Him about the timing of 2020’s unusual events so far, and a glimpse of what He is about to reveal.

Tracy returns to college a different person as seen in this picture. Then a series of obstacles present themselves to alter plans set out for him, although a new ally come to his rescue. 

During Tracy’s first year of college, he meets like-minded friends. By the following summer Tracy is successfully introduced as a gay man in West Virginia, which emboldens him to come out to his family - including Granny.

Tracy recaps revelations of how the Tall Shiny Silver Figure guided him, and Tracy imparts insights of his upcoming adventures with the supernatural. Back in this world, Tracy visits his father’s family and gets to know his little brother Bryan. Shortly after, Tracy visits Justin before heading to college and another curtain is lifted. The Dual Citizen Trilogy is available on Amazon and the fourth book of the series, The Transition, is available in hard cover and paperback editions.

The final chapter of The Connection is busy. From Tracy's battle with Bobby over the martial arts seminar, to his first restaurant job and clash with Granny about 'her car'. But the Tall Shiny Silver Figure encourages Tracy and sets him up to begin his adult life better than anyone expected, including Tracy. 

Granny, as seen on her porch, becomes the matriarch of the family which marks an end to her carefree days. Tracy reminisces about Granny Berger, and his story continues as his family fights racism, drunk ex-husbands and jealous principals.

Tracy's fills in more details about Granny Berger, and how she helped prepare him to step out into the world. In the same way, as the end of the first book of Dual Citizen comes to a close in Chapter 14, Tracy foreshadows events in the second book, The Training, so you can be ready for his angelic encounters.

In time for Mother's Day, the events that surround Tracy's junior year of high school centers on the mothers of his family. From his great Granny Berger, Granny, his Aunt Jinny and Vera, they all had run-ins with racism, and that affected how they handled Tracy's situation.

Tracy reminisces about Moody, and some of the adventures he couldn't tell about in the book. From his first cocktail at age 13 to his attempted adoption, the bond the two shared was something special.

Tracy speaks about the 'meetin's' Tracy had with Moody that didn't make the book. Then Alvin, pictured here, secretly introduces Tracy to his father for the first time, and their meeting explains why his father was absent and Granny's involvement.