Rest Stop Terror

by Connie Myres

A serial killer has made his way to the very rest stop that homeless April needs to sleep at. As if living in a car isn’t bad enough for April, having a killer after her is a living nightmare. Women have been raped and murdered at rest areas across the state, the only place April knows to sleep at until she gets her feet back on the ground—if she can escape the killer’s brutal attack. A dead body, a reporter, and a few suspects add tension to this suspenseful novelette.

107 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 2, 2017

About the author

CONNIE S. MYRES is a novelist who writes psychological thrillers that explore the darker side of love and trust. She also writes horror, mystery, and science fiction. When not crafting stories about ordinary people in extraordinary danger, she works on her new hobby, junk journaling. She lives in Michigan, with her family and way too many projects to complete.

Connie's website: https://www.conniemyres.com

Reviews

[Darby langford · Rating 5 out of 5]

Rest Stop Terror

Due to unforseen circumstances, Alice and her dog were forced to sleep in rest stops until she could get back on her feet. She has no idea there is a serial killer using rest areas for his kill. Alice found one of the victims in the handicap stall of the ladies restroom. She was raped, tortured and brutally murdered. Alice thought she'd be safe staying at the same rest stop because he never hits the same place twice. She was wrong.... This short story was well written with enough suspense and intrigue to keep you guessing until the end.

[TAMMY WRIGHT · Rating 4 out of 5]

Was scary. But now I need to continue with another book that is a part of this series. I wish I would have known before hand. Now I have

mooto buy another book to continue on with the story. Kinda bums me out. Could have just put story Into one book.

[Dianne McMahan · Rating 3 out of 5]

Fast read,just ok.

[Kay Oliver · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a decent read. A very intriguing story with an interesting character. It could use a good edit to build up suspense, but it was readable.