Man Made Murder

The Blood Road Trilogy: Book 1

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Pub Date Oct 13 2015 | Archive Date May 15 2016

Description

When guitarist Dean Thibodeaux tries to score weed the night before his band goes on tour, the deal ends in a brutal attack he wasn’t supposed to survive. Stiff, bloody, sore—but alive—he boards the bus with his band, determined to keep the one thing that’s important in his life on track.

Carl Delacroix failed his sister. And in the dead of night, with a gun in his waistband and nothing left to lose, he fails her again: his hesitation lets her killer get away. Short on sleep, short on cash, and determined not to make a trifecta out of his failure, he takes off after her attacker. And finds himself following a tour bus.

Dean Thibodeaux is sick. He’s changing. And the thing that caused it is coming after him, intent on fixing its mistake.

One man is hunting evil. The other is becoming it.

Salvation lies in the crossing of their paths.

When guitarist Dean Thibodeaux tries to score weed the night before his band goes on tour, the deal ends in a brutal attack he wasn’t supposed to survive. Stiff, bloody, sore—but alive—he boards the...


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Man Made Murder is a fierce rock n roll horror novel that combines edgy atmosphere, descriptive action and wonderfully drawn characters all wrapped up in a plot that is as plausible as it is shocking. The level of detail that Z. Rider brings to the story of a 70s rock band on the road will bring a smile of recognition (Columbia Record Club)while simultaneously scaring you out of your seat. It is rare that a horror novel contains such poignancy in its characters but Z. Rider succeeds in giving you characters to care about and want to follow throughout the trilogy. Rider neatly wraps up the story of Man Made Murder (the band as well as the book's title)while setting you up for the next book Dead To The World. I can't wait to read the next installment in this Tarantino-esque mix of vampires, bikers and 70s rock.

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