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Excerpt #4 from - The Mountain

The valley turns to a glistening ocean of heat, and the distance transcends the scale of anything you can imagine for such a small mountain. The watery grey and purple of the desert valley at sunset swallows your heart and leaves you speechless. We always go there when the opportunity presents itself and we never speak. It did not fail to deliver this time. It would be some time before I would return.
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The Mountain - Description

A coming of age novel about love, loss and drugs. James has lived his life without fear. He had become a successful athlete and dynamic person with amazing support from his family and friends. His life was seemingly perfect until one horrible event tore it apart. Can he ever become who he once was again?

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Excerpt from The Mountain #3

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'Scrambling off my perch and racing to grab the pole, now lodged under the surface but hopefully still attached to the beast that had torn it from my hands, I lifted it up, and gave a long pull back to see if there was weight on the other end. He was still there; the beast was attached! I planted my feet, now freezing in the mountain lake shallows.'

Excerpt from The Mountain #2

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'The first hour was usually boring, but when a rookie was present, there was fun sense of newness. Aims wasn’t a stranger to the outdoors. She brimmed with excitement, shouting, “Hit it!” before every little hump and turn. It made the first switchbacks that were usually monotonous a little more bearable. There were miscellaneous obstacles that presented themselves as options along the way. Side hills, desert washes, boulders and other off-road items just waiting to be driven over, under or through. Aims wanted them all, but unless we planned on making camp today, we couldn’t hit them all. Though one, Russell and I had already decided, was on the “must” list. The Hill of Death.'