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Tracey was just an average young lady working in a diner in another grey American town that seemed to be soulless, nothing ever happened in Timber Lake, there was nothing exciting at all, that is why Tracey took this job to earn some money and get out of that town. Months had turned to years and now she felt trapped in that diner, she was the joke of the town, how come an English lass ended up in the back of beyond? Most of the customers only dreamed of England and obviously she was the target of many jokes, this made her life even more frustrating and made the lady even more hostile. That all changed one day when an explosion erupted on 13th avenue knocking her out of her usual daydream, she was faced with life changing choices, facing life or death choices, when she asked for some excitement in this town this was definitely not what she had in mind. Can Tracey survive all that was happening in what seemed to be a lifeless neighbourly town in America? Will her gritty nature and dry sarcasm be the death of her? Will she be able to overcome all the odds that were stacked high against her? The author invites you to Timber Lake where there are more secrets than dreams.

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Darren Hobson

Just in Timber Lake.

This nasty little book is dedicated to all the hidden rampant demons that can be found in every dark hole in this vast universe.BookRix GmbH & Co. KG81371 Munich

Just a Beginning.

We can’t all be great writers some of us cannot write at all but that does not make them anything different from one who can. There are writers who have stopped writing and there are people who dream of being a bestselling author.

Whoever you are, you are welcome on my train of thought called Just, has the joke worn thin? Is there any humour left on planet Earth? This train has been running off the rails for the last few years , if your imagination is as good as mine then turn it on now, don’t let the grammatical barriers weigh you down, let this story be how you want it, give the main characters different names if that is your thing, oh and by the way welcome to Timber Lake.

The Lake.

In was the deepest darkest most treacherous corner of the known universe

It was where all survivors suffered and all heroes failed

It was a place of limited fantasy in what would have been a fantastic world

It is where our deepest darkest tale will be told

 

It was always dark for most of the cruel year

The temperature cold and the wind was bitter

No beast could survive in this inverted paradise

There only ever lived the foulest parasite

 

It was a lake but it was not filled with the sweetest purest water

It was the accumulation of centuries of blood and sweat and slaughter

Nothing survived yet nothing was ever alive

It was a living, dying petri dish of the universes worst bacteria

 

The air was foul the toxic gases mixed with what seemed to be sulphur

Volcanic mountains in the background continued to spew its lava

Earthquakes shook this place moving huge rocks as if a game of football

The landscape scarred with strange indentions like an Egyptian scroll

 

In the midst of another deafening earthquake

The foul liquid in the trough of death rose

For centuries this murky mirror did not ripple

What did this tremor do to move this lake so?

 

If this was music then it must have been a philharmonic orchestra

A tidal wave of doomed notes moved the stagnant water

If something moved in the depths it was too dirty to tell

There was a crackle of static in the air and a god awful smell

 

Then through the mist and the fury something in the lake appeared

Something ominous and threatening something to fear

It rose from the lake with a supernatural flutter

It carved through the foul liquid like a knife slicing butter

 

Soon it was nearing the shore a colourless bogeyman on the way out

Changing shape, changing form and changing colour

Black was the night, black was the lake so black become the demon

What was the meaning of this, to arrive and not be welcome?

 

The static in the air reached a tipping point

A huge violent fork of lightning blasted the lake

The violet light of the bolt blinded our view

The thunder roar made the ground shake

 

The silence returned and the lake was not lively anymore

There was no foul demon rising to the shore

The scene had returned lifeless and motionless

So what became of the demon?

Where did it go?

Read on my fiend

If you really what to know…

Summer Time Dreams.

They were swinging with the sway of disco

They were singing on another summer’s day

They were eating hotdogs and mild ketchup

They were kissing sixteen times in the hay

 

They were careless and free

They were sitting pretty

They had hormones in tilt

Even though they still drank milk

 

It was an all American scene

It was their summer time dream

It was so swell on the beach by the lake

It proved to be the deadliest of mistakes

 

They were the cool cats and American footballers

They were the cutest and sexiest cheerleaders

They girls wore the smallest of polka dot bikinis

The boys just stood and ogled and combed back their hair

 

They had to have large muscles to become a quarterback

They munched on a million types of steroids

Their dicks were small and their brains were smaller

But you know the line, boys will be boys

 

They were horny yet they did not know what to do

Only one fallen angel knew how to screw

She spent her time in the bars in nearby towns

Her reputation stated she knew how to go down

 

It was their summer time dreams

It was life in their bubbling teens