Jurassic Car Park
Jurassic Car Park by Adam Millard is a humorous fiction novel published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on November 19, 2015. This edition spans 170 pages and is presented in English. The story unfolds in a seemingly ordinary setting, where characters like Marla the Stereotypical Barmaid and Trevor McDougal navigate a day filled with unexpected twists.
Readers will encounter a blend of comedy and adventure as the narrative follows John Mackey and Alan Brewster, who become embroiled in a chaotic scheme involving a DeLorean and the notorious Barry Boys. The plot thickens with the introduction of dinosaurs and a time-traveling escapade that aims to rectify a pivotal moment in history. As the characters grapple with their outlandish circumstances, the story explores themes of friendship and mischief, all while delivering a lighthearted take on the absurdities of life.
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It’s a normal day in The Fox with Two Dicks. Marla the Stereotypical Barmaid is serving; Trevor McDougal has fallen asleep in his bitter; Sid the Extra isn’t up to much, since he’s not really meant to be in this scene; in the corner sit two likeable gents. John Mackey and Alan Brewster. It’s all very pleasant, if you like that sort of thing. Then, in walk The Barry Boys – the miscreants of the village – with news of a DeLorean in a derelict car-park up on Charlie Chaplin Street. Their plan, to steal the mythical vehicle and joyride the hell out of it. What could possibly go wrong? Dinosaurs, of course! Can Alan and John save the day, put the past and the future right once again, stop The Barry Boys from fornicating with Margaret Thatcher back in 1985 – the event which started the dino-apocalypse – and decide which one of them is going to get the girl at the end of the story? Probably not, but it’ll be fun trying.
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