Camouflage

About the Book

A detestable voice rang out. “Let’s just see what’s in the next room.” There was no time to wake up Victoria so I crouched behind the door. “Well who do we have here? If it isn’t Miss too good for others. Victoria moaned as boot kicked the sofa. “We should have done this a long time ago.” With only seconds to spare, I kicked as hard as I could where kicks were not received. “It’s the kid. Let’s get him.” The two druggies came at me. With a few quick punches, they fell into one another’s arms. When I turned around the tunnel master was on me like a disease. “It’s better this way kid. It has always been about me and you. Just waited for the right time.” With hatred and contempt, the tunnel master’s yellowish eyes glowed in the dark. His claws were out and ready to rip. Everything in me said run, but I stood and faced him.

About the Author

S.S. Simpson has a degree in teaching: English and Reading middle school. She is originally from West Hartford Connecticut and moved down to South Texas many years ago. Where she live, is known as the poverty pocket of America. She was bombarded with poverty, lack, and hopelessness. The school where she taught was gang infested, violent and full of under privileged kids. It opened her eyes to how blessed she was and how much she took for granted. They started a street ministry called Chain Breakers where they preach the word of God and counsel broken, hopeless people. They meet in a park where the homeless reside and hopelessness abounds. She have agonized with these individuals and know that God is their way out. We can’t choose our families but we can choose Jesus and the choices that we make. Her endeavor is to build a temporary shelter for these distraught individuals so they will have a safe place to stay for at least a night. Desperate mothers with children have impacted her greatly. Her heart breaks for them. Camouflage is a book about one desperate mother and her son.