The Color of Time
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The Color of Time

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Summary

This face-paced, coming of age portrait, which takes place at a summer camp in northern Michigan, is part comedy, part social biting commentary, and all action. The Color of Time is part comedy, part social biting commentary, and all action. This face-paced, coming of age portrait will keep both young males and females engaged in the old-fashioned joy of a tale of romance and revenge. If Sherman Alexie converted to” the chosen” tribe, he could write The Color Of Time!

Status
Complete
Chapters
18
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
16+

Prologue

Under the soft sunlight of the fading day, a lone figure moves among the marble monuments. A large red maple tree casts a broken shade over the gravel path. His footsteps crunch in the well-manicured walkway. He attempts to navigate the path to the right stone. His green Camp Walden baseball cap, t-shirt and shorts stand out at the graveyard.

He studies the ground below, cautiously, almost afraid to find what he searches for. Head bowed, he remains still, at one with the slow autumn afternoon. He reaches into his shorts pocket, produces a small, smooth stone and places it on the corner of the tombstone. There are other faded bouquets and stones nearby and a small well-folded but worn, Walden sweatshirt. He quietly chants a small prayer, takes a long, slow breath and walks out from under the canopy of shade trees.


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