The wave had subsided cities were destroy damage not yet estimated body count high and animal loss the same four cities in less then two hours wiped away from a tidal wave and no one was ready the saddest part of this was the homeless people that had no place too go, like the cart lady that was found dead after the water was gone.She had no family friends of any kind and city street then cleaners now a steady job of cleaning clearing bodies away while officials hsd the tasks of just finding the costs of damage to property as well as lives. I was not so lucky I worked in a bank vice president actually everyone else went home my job was to count the money see where our daily acoounts were losses and gains when the ground shook I hid behind a trunk of money as the ground continued to move overhead the eiling fell on me.
I saw on my cell phone people cleaning up after that Tidal Wave we had now came a second wave damn.No one would know I'm here either.And air.
to be continued .In twenty four hours I'll need air .
Deemed One of the Top 10 indie Fantasy releases of 2010 by Fantasy Book Critic, and listed in the first ever Publishers Weekly Indie Select issue, the original 235k word epic title was written in longhand in a Texas prison cell by M. R. Mathias.
Swamp Alley is a portal between this side and the other side. The Wizard is destined to save the land from the Ugly Babies in the Land of Lack Luster on the other side. With the help of Madame Plume and her magic wand, can they save the magical doll
