The Death Bump

By Tim McEnroe

Finally at the end of his miserable rope, Justin Luck climbs to the top of Stinton's Point and finds the perfect place from which to end it all. But just before he takes the leap, fear prevails and causes him to change his mind...or does he?

That very night, his sister Rosie has a vivid dream that shakes him to his core: A dream in which he took his life by jumping from Stinton's Point.

The days continue. So do Rosie's dreams. Rosie and Justin discover that the dreams are eerily similar to her real life, but there's one exception: In her dreams, Justin is dead.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tim McEnroe
• Release date: Jan 23, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301429868

Tim McEnroe

I was born in Phillipsburg, NJ. I have also lived in Kentucky and New York State but ended up back where I started shortly before my daughter was born in 2006. I graduated Magna Cum Laude from Rutgers University with a BS in Computer Science and work in the computer industry. Besides spending my free time writing short stories and working on my first novel, I also enjoy drumming and home improvement projects that don’t involve the possibility of death. Nothing thrills me more than being able to write a story and have someone wander through it as if it was a playground.

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THE DEATH BUMP

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Tim H. McEnroe

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The Death Bump

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THE DEATH BUMP

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Justin Luck edged the unforgiving cliff carefully as if it was the barrel of a loaded gun. Fear was beginning to take hold of him, turning his legs to jelly. Last time there wasn’t any fear, at least not at first. There was only the cold wind and his anxiousness to escape everything. Maybe this time was different because he was going to jump for different reasons, unselfish ones. At least that was the theory his mind was offering.

His eyes wandered beyond the rocky depths that waited for him and found a red car far in the distance, heading up the interstate. It looked like a small toy