Flip Back

About the Book

"Flip Back" is a story of two scientists who have lived well into their 70´s. One discovers a drug that makes them young again to about 20 to 30 years old. They have no muscle tone however, but get it back through the help of two beautiful women. Their new muscles allow them to be fabulous  athletes. Jennifer the youngest women in this story had been raped at the age of thirteen. Her father the martial arts instructor of the FBI had been teaching Jennifer how to protect herself ever since. If a man touches her even in an innocent gesture, he will suddenly become airborn and when he lands hear a loud "ZAP" as Jennifer has stopped a deadly hit inches from the innocent man.

The men and the girls in this story form a detective agency to rescue young girls from sexual abduction into New York. All have been taught the ability to kill with their hands .and on occasion do so. They break fingers, arms, legs and smash the noses of the abductors. This type of crime drops rapidly in New York

By chance Jamey  becomes a basket ball player with the NETS.  Over 95% of his shots swish through the basket and he develops a slam dunk from his waist because his new muscles allow him to jump so high.

Although" Flip Back" can be considered Science Fiction, it is closer to reality than most of that gender  Already there are a large group of anti-aging medicines  available. Who knows when a story such as "Flip Back" may become a reality.

About the Author

William A. Kelly (Bill) was born and raised in Atlantic City, New Jersey. After graduating high school, he inlisted on the United States Air Force and flew 21 combat missions with the 8th Air Force as navigator-bombardier (radar) in B-17’s fighting over Germany in WW2. He became a First Lieutenant before the age of 20. After the war he entered Princeton and graduated with a BS degree in chemical engineering class of 49. Bill worked for Lever Brothers (soaps and detergents) for 35 years, and retired at the age of 60 as Vice President of the Personal Products division. Bill married Ruth Walker of Duluth Minn. the week after she graduated from Wellesley-June ’52. They have been married over 50 years and have 3 children and six grand children. This is Bill’s 4th book all written after he retired.