
Phalanx Blood — A Four-Part Medical Thriller Serial
My blood kills cancer. You’d think that would be a good thing.
Call me “Bernard”. I’m sixteen. On my birthday I donated blood. Turns out it cures cancer. Any cancer. Any stage. And now absolutely everyone wants a piece of me. Literally.
The Premise
Ok, so I’m snarky
I can’t tell you where I live or go to school, because knowing me is officially a health hazard. I’ve got a couple of ride-or-die friends, parents who are one breaking-news alert away from a nervous breakdown, and a security detail that could probably overthrow a small country.
The Origin
My dad told me once. Just once.
He and Doc Brown — because apparently that’s what you call someone who thinks breaking into a blood lab is a solid Friday night plan — did exactly that. Broke in. Took samples. And then, because why stop at felony trespassing, they experimented on themselves.
What Readers Say
Don’t take my word for it.
★★★★★
“Bernard is a snarky 16-year-old discovering his blood cures cancer. The plot is exciting, funny, and authentic—you’ll love him.”
— A Reader
★★★★★
“This character held me through with his arrogance, sarcasm, and uniquely teenage perspective. The science never overshadows the human experience.”
— A Reader
★★★★★
“A fast-paced, fun young-adult medical thriller with plenty of humor and action. The pages practically turn themselves.”
— A Reader
★★★★★
“Arrington’s plot is clever and well-developed with complex, authentic characters. If you love thrillers, this one is for you.”
— A Reader
