Road Kills

by Christopher Cook Gilmore

Driving from New York to Miami for his son's college graduation, Richard Asher, a psychotic serial killer, leaves a trail of victims as he journeys toward a deadly rendezvous with his son, Stephen

Genres: Horror

224 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 1986

Reviews

[Wayne · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not bad. This just reads like a catalog of victims with a thin plot that comes out now and again. Quick synopsis; Crazy guy escapes from asylum. Tries to contact son. Tries to meet up with son. Must drive across country. Picks up a lot of hitchhikers. Kills a lot of hitchhikers. Thin plot comes out. Kills more hitchhikers. Dad catches up with son. If you want to find out the rest, find a copy.

[Stacy Simpson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Now this was one awesome book! The author didnt screw around he delved right into the thick of it and the pages just turned right by~!

I recommend this book to all of my friends and the peeps on here! you will not be diappointed or bored with this one!

For certain the best read I have yet!

A++++++++++++++++!

[Mikepottz · Rating 3 out of 5]

Richard has escaped from a mental asylum and is driving across the country for his son's graduation. Richard loves driving down long, lonely roads and picking up any hitch-hikers that come along. He is disturbing, creepy, a sexual deviant, well spoken, intelligent and unsuspecting people will get into a car with this lunatic and he will discuss morbid things with them, a kind of therapy before he either blows their heads off, rapes them in a ditch, throw them off bridges, Richard has an extensive imagination when it comes to killing.