Book of Dreams

By M. Kelly Fox

Book of Dreams is a story based on the dream of the author. The story is about four close friends from different backgrounds, going on vacation together. They work and live in the same city. The vacation occurred each year on the same date and same month. All were very successful in their occupational field.
This year they wanted their vacation to be different. Because of this, they decided to try the Hells Canyon Recreation Gap Area. The four drove to this location and the day after arrival they got lost. However, the adventure began when they witness an execution then had to run and fight for their lives. They remised about their love life, knowing that the events of the day will change their lives forever.
The Book of Dreams is a simple of what the authors dreams were like as well as what the dreams of others may be like. Dreams are a part of every ones life. Some dreams are good, or bad, and then there are the nightmares. This is the first published book of dreams.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Dec 12, 2008
• ISBN: 9781462839353

M. Kelly Fox

M Kelly Fox served twenty years in the U.S. Army. During the early years of military service M Kelly started training in the Martial Arts. While stationed in Korea M Kelly Fox continued training in Tae Kwon Do and obtained First Degree Black belt through the Korean Tae Kwon Do Association (Kuk Ki Won). After completing military service M Kelly Fox became a Police Officer. He was a Police Officer for fifteen years. During those years M. Kelly Fox was an instructor with the DARE program and the Police Cadet program. M Kelly Fox retired on disability. The training and experience obtained while working in the above career fields provided valuable materials for this book.

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Copyright © 2008 by M. Kelly Fox.

All rights reserved. You must have written permission from Melvin K. Fox to use or reproduce this book, except for brief quotations in critical reviews or articles.

This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to any actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

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Contents

Character Listing

Introduction

Chapter One

The Meetings

Chapter Two

Planning

Chapter Three

Girl Friends

Chapter Four

The Road Trip

Chapter Five

Arrival

Chapter Six

Lost

Chapter Seven

Kelvin, Then the Old Man

Chapter Eight

On the Run

Chapter Nine

Eluding

Chapter Ten

The Fire Fight

Chapter Eleven

The Blockade

Chapter Twelve

The Crossing

Chapter Thirteen

The Interrogation

Chapter Fourteen

Trap for Us

Chapter Fifteen

The Recollection

DEDICATION

I M. Kelly Fox dedicate this book to members of the family. Especially to my Mother, Queen Margaret and my Brother Bobby, both deceased. In addition, I dedicate this book to my children, their mother and our grandchildren.

Character Listing

Introduction

Lying there, drifting in and out of sleep, Dante was trying to think about what happen and why he was lying there. He looked around and realized that he was in a hospital room and bed. When he tried to turn over there was a sharp pain around his hip area. He touched the area and winced from the pain. He tried to set up and could not. He felt a lot of pain from trying that. What happened to me? There was also pain coming from his right arm and his forehead. He notices that his arm was in a sling, the other arm had an IV inserted in it, and his forehead has bandages on it. He lay back on the bed and with a sigh and relaxed.

Staring up at the ceiling he started to remember that there were four others with him. He could see their faces. They were all friends. Four of the five of us were on vacation; and that vacation was to have been the best two weeks vacation they ever had. As he slowly regained his memory, he began to wonder where his other friends were. Then he remembered; they were in a police station; and men on the outside were shooting at them. It was then he also remembered, that he had been caught an explosion occurring near him. He could see the explosion now as if it had just happen. That must be the reason for all the pain he felt. At the time he did not know that what he was recalling was not entirely correct. He tried to thank and remember about how he became laid up in a hospital bed. Then he slowly drifted off to sleep again. This time it was a deep sleep and he would sleep for a long time.

Chapter One

The Meetings

In a small Northwestern, city four men were having a meal together in a very busy restaurant. The restaurant was small but busy. The restaurant had a name that is appropriate to the four men’s situation. The name of the restaurant is THE ENCLAVE. It was late in the afternoon. There were many people were coming in and leaving the restaurant. The four were having an intense low voiced discussion. Occasionally they would laugh aloud. Then go back to their discussion. No one in the restaurant paid attention to them even when they laugh aloud. It would be a guess that the customers and employment had other things on their minds.

After a while one of the men, wearing dark sunglasses with a birthmark on his cheek that look like a strawberry, spoke. Do you think we should be meeting here? There are so many people coming in and out of this place.

He was looking at the man next to him with a beard and baldhead; this man appeared to be in charge. He said why not, this place is busy, so busy that no one will remember our faces. These people most likely do not care who come in or go out. These people are always in a hurry when they come in here. As you can see, they are very busy people.

The majority of these customers here pay for their order and leave. Only a few eat at a table. In addition, no one can hear us anyway because we are sitting at a table far in the rear. These are the reasons why I picked this place.

The man with the dark glasses said ok, I understand now. Let us continue with what you are saying. Kelvin, give us