Dale M Chatwin

Destiny & Death Dale M Chatwin

BOOK ONE IN THE AMNIOTIC TRINITY.

Dalton Chetwynd is woken by a phone call from a voice from the past. His best friend has committed suicide. The news summons him from his ten-year exile out of the small coastal town of Southsea back to his hometown, Sedgley, where he must face the life he left behind. In Sedgley there are memories. Some are memories of leaving school and facing the wide world, of camping and sitting around the fire talking about the future, of music and poetry, of swearing and joking, of smoking and partaking in drugs, of friendship and love. Memories of a youthful life lived in a small town in the post-industrial wastelands of the Black Country. But there are memories of darkness, of a cosmic horror that stalked the residents of Sedgley one fateful summer. Memories that drove Dalton into exile, of Lurkers in the shadows carrying his friends off into the celestial underbelly of the cosmos to be experimented on for some eerie purpose. Ten years later Dalton has returned, so have the memories, and so have the Lurkers.