The Vortex At Thompson Park 3

By Michael DeFranco

EBOOK - Volume 3 of 4 - The FIRST SCI-FI book about an Upstate New York town called Watertown and its urban legend The Vortex at Thompson Park. Real locations and residents of Watertown along with a local NEWS crew interact with which may be fictional situations through out time; who knows for sure? Volume 3 continues the stories began in the previous volumes with different points in time addressed in each chapter, alopng with the introduction and the identity of the GUARDIAN is revealed.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lulu.com
• Release date: Oct 19, 2016
• ISBN: 9781365471124

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The Vortex At Thompson Park 3

The VORTEX at THOMPSON PARK

Vol. 3 Front Cover

Thank you Reader

Thank You for taking the time to read my second book.

This is Volume 3 of 4 in the series.

I hope you enjoyed the first one and will also like this one too.

Have fun.

Thanks again,

Michael DeFranco

MAP of Waterown, NY

CHAPTER 1

Subway

Public Square

Watertown, New York

"The Witnesses to

the Incident on the Square"

Part 2

Wednesday, November 16, 2017,

03:10pm

After attempting to interview both Lt. Michael Mullins and Glenn Brady about their involvement  at the incident on the Square,  veteran news reporter John Moore  begins to walk towards Subway with his head down in an effort to avoid eye contact with Little Q.

Little Q approaches John and asks curiously, What you find out, what you find out?

John looks at Little Q and snaps, I got a job to do, let me do it.

Little Q has a habit of looking like a scared puppy when people confront him in this way and true to form,  he presents that look to John.

John arrives at the entrance to Subway and as he enters the business several of the crowd members that gathered outside of Subway follow him into the restaurant.

John then sets his camera bag down and looks at the crowd.

John then asks, Does anyone want to talk on air about what happened and what you saw?

Some of the patrons all begin to respond simultaneously, John states in a clear and calm voice, One at a time please.

John begins to look around and spots Ginny Hughes, a regular patron of the restaurant, whose congeniality and wisdom go hand in hand with her young age