The Journey: The Last Testament

By Bob Suggs

A small group of survivors find a world devastated by an unknown event.

No roar of the traffic, no street lights flashed, no people rushing about in their maddened pace to keep up with the flow of life, in fact, there was no trace of life at all. Down the empty streets, they walked continuing their journey across the shattered land.

The fallen victims lay upon the ground like discarded toys in a child’s room their blackened flesh with faces frozen forever in a state of horror. The lifeless bodies that once housed living beings seemed ancient and cold, like forgotten dreams.

Let the journey begin...

• Language: English
• Publisher: Bob Suggs
• Release date: Apr 21, 2012
• ISBN: 9781476150444

Bob Suggs

Bob Suggs currently lives in Pensacola, FL with his wife and a little cat monster named "Rocky". My Creative journey has carried me into writing and art, I have a fascination with all things creative. It all began on a cold November morning, in Chatham, Ohio. "But in my defense, I was drawing trees and mountains, and writing about birds in trees and sunsets, until one day my Mother came home." I was seven years old and she gave me a "Savage Sword of Conan" magazine. So this is where my imagination switched and I started drawing barbarians with swords and decapitations and writing about dragons and knights in rusty armor. When my Mother read and saw my new work she was "shocked" to say the least. As I said, "It's not my fault." Because of my Mother's reaction, I went back to drawing trees and mountains but my writing stayed the same. Until I turned sixteen years old and made a friend who had hundreds of comics and magazines. He loaned me a few including, "Savage Sword of Conan", "Epic Magazine", and "Heavy Metal". Armed with this new material I went back into the world of fantasy and science fiction and have never found my way back out. The years of silence, now broken by the whispers of inspiration. Ralph Waldo Emerson once said "Don't follow where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail".

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