Panic

by Kevin R. Maze

Trisha and Elliot’s late night road trip takes a detour into madness when they drive through a small town whose inhabitants, for no discernable reason, have gone insane.
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Panic is a 4,085 word short story by suspense thriller novelist Kevin R. Maze.

15 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 11, 2011

About the author

Kevin R. Maze began his career in high school writing movie reviews for the high school newspaper. He has written short stories (“The Wake” appeared in the Winter 1995, No.2 Edition of the literary magazine Melting Trees Review) and was a regular columnist for www.critics.com (“Movie Previews”). In 2009, Kevin completed a screenplay with independent filmmaker, writer/director Ron DeSoto (First Draft). Shadow Man is his first novel. Kevin draws from influences like “The Twilight Zone” and “The X-Files”, and merge them with Biblical truths to create stories that are suspenseful and unusual while dealing with spiritual issues and confrontations between good and evil. Kevin is a Bible-believer, and when he is not working on his fiction novels, he co-ministers a weekly Adult Bible Class in the city. Kevin lives in Montgomery, Alabama with his wife, stepdaughter, four cats and a dog that can’t stand the outdoors.

Reviews

[Ellen Maze · Rating 5 out of 5]

Get out your blood pressure cuff and measure before and after for this story. Kevin grabs you in the first paragraph and drags you through a town where everyone is inexplicably in a state of homicidal panic. The best part of it-- you have no idea how this one will end... yowsa!

Be sure to check out his newest novel. I read it and it is SCARY! WISP: A Small Town Nightmare

Ellen C Maze
Author of Curiously Spiritual Vampire Tales