โ Scribed by Robert Jeschonek
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Pray you never see Walter Haskell's headlights in your rear-view mirror. This road-raging vigilante roars up and down the highway, burning rubber as he guns for reckless drivers with his fast and furious moves. Walter plays for keeps in his war to make the roads safe--and redeem himself for a terrible accident that totaled his life. But one night, the road warrior becomes a moving target, as the actual highway comes to life and strikes back. It's the ultimate case of road rage as the haunted pavement turns against Walter, racing him through a nightmare journey where the final exit is Hell itself.
Don't miss this edgy, exciting, and surprising horror thriller in the tradition of Stephen King. It's the latest story from award-winning storyteller Robert T. Jeschonek, a master of unique and unexpected horror that packs a punch.
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