In Isaac Hamilton-McKenzie’s Jamaal Target: PHANTOM Agent (2026), twelve-year-old Jamaal lives with his foster mum and discovers he has extraordinary superpowers after narrowly escaping a road accident, plunging him into a dangerous world of secret agents, super-soldiers and high-stakes missions when his best friend Myla is kidnapped. Alongside its fast-paced action and adventure, the story offers an authentic portrayal of a Black boy growing up in the care system, exploring his anxieties about getting into trouble at home, dealing with bullying at school and gradually developing confidence, self-belief and a strong sense of identity.