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Death Machine

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On Wednesday, October 28, 1987, a letter was sent to the Vallejo Times-Herald claiming to be from the Zodiac

"Tell the Blue Pigs if they want me I will be out driving around on Halloween in my death machine looking for some kiddies to run over."

This is the story of those kids.

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Published October 18, 2022

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Erik Hanson

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Erik Hanson is a lifelong fan of the horror genre. In addition to writing, he is a musician and host of the horror movie podcast, Cradle to the Grave. He lives in Sacramento California with his family.

Death Machine is his first novel. You can email Erik at 3Dchain@gmail.com.

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December 3, 2024
I really enjoyed this book, it was very unique. It was hard for me to put down and I read through it very quickly. The beginning of the book really pulled me in and surprised me but I loved it.
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August 7, 2024
4.5 stars

Halloween, the satanic panic and the Zodiac Killer... I'm ready.. sign me up.

teamsatan


Did he hear, 'My sweet Satan'? Maybe. Kind of sounded like it. All RJ does know for sure is that this song is awesome.'Thanks Calvary Chapel,' RJ thinks to himself, 'You just made me a Led Zeppelin fan.'

Well, congrats! I'm pretty sure that backfired on you. So much for keeping Satan out.


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I thoroughly enjoyed how the theme/idea of/events of the satanic panic were dealt with in the book. Just to see how things could easily go sideways and create such hysteria was interesting, thrilling, and at times hilarious.


That being said this book went a lot different then I expected it would considering the above mentioned subjects. That's because although that stuff is in the book, the main focus lies within the group of boys we follow.

I must admit I was surprised I enjoyed this book as much as I did seeing that what drew me to the book was not the main focus. There were so many levels of events taking place that it gave the book a ton of depth. There was so much more meaning behind the story that I don't think I would have gotten from a serial killer slashfest.

A truly heartfelt story that makes you realize what the important things in life really are. All while taking you on a ride of fear and hysteria.

** A book that hits me in the feels will always get bonus points with me.
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