Through the perception of confined reasoning, this story takes the reader on an erratic journey. In the midst of possible human extinction, Brian, along with his lacrosse teammate and best friend, Chris, face traumatic experiences to stay alive. Broken away from his family, Brian takes a trip after completing a tough semester, which simultaneously saves and destroys his life. The trip takes a dreadful turn when meteors strike earth, turning the country and its population upside-down. During this mayhem, Brian and Chris stumble upon its savior, a broken-down standing barley building, known as Detrit. Its there Brian meets other survivors, becomes part of a group, and falls in love. Assisting with the rehabilitation of civilization, Brian, Chris and his newly found friends embark on a dangerous journey to sustain life and possibly reconnect with lost family and the rest of the world. Brians love interest, Melinda, briefs him on potential leery actions displayed from one of the groups. Brian decides to investigate, only to put himself at risk due to the secrecy of his discovery.
About the author
Timothy R. Jones was raised in the urban areas of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with his siblings and single mother. Due to proximity, he attended public schools in the same area, close to home, starting from grade school. After graduating from West Philadelphia High School, in the last year of the 1990s, he attended Millersville University of Pennsylvania, majoring in business administration, with the option of management. Two years after earning his BS from undergraduate school, Tim Jones made a selfless sacrifice by joining the US Coast Guard, a branch of the United States Armed Forces. Through continuous hard work and dedication to his country, he excelled to leadership positions, contributing positive achievements toward military obligations. This book is considered very special because it captivates his creativity through aesthetic narration and expression. Dedicated to the people who inspired him along his journey, he takes pleasure in being philanthropic and maintaining a strong belief philosophy.
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