Curse of the Death Maiden:: Book One - My Thoughts of You
Troy Veenstra · Christopher Clarence Johnson
Jul 2014 · Veenstra Publishing
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This is death, I thought, but I do not want to go. I remember thinking. Sinking down to the ocean floor, I could feel my thoughts slipping, lungs filling with the sting of salted water as it took me, I drowned… I died. I became death; I became a slave to the darkness. I became a victim to my own pride, a pirate to my own ungodly misdeeds…My thoughts of you never relenting…
About the author
Living his life through the words of famed singer Bob Marley, sixteen-year-old, Chris Johnson has already experienced the hardships of life.
From losing a dear friend to suicide, and a cousin murdered by his abusive live in girl-friend, as well as other personal issues most kids his age should never have to face, Chris continues to strive on, living each day the best way he can.
Growing up, Chris enjoyed reading about the strange and unusual, Marine biology and skateboarding whenever the weather in Michigan permits. He also enjoys hanging out and watching scary movies with his best friend whenever possible.
Though still a teenager, Chris has several goals in life. His first book "Curse of the Death Maiden," being the beginning of what he hopes to be a wonderful and life long experience in writing.
Chris lives with his Grandmother, Mother and Step Brother and their two dogs and various sea going animals. He attends high school and looks forward to those joys, and special moments that life has to offer.
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