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Road Rage

  • Jan 20, 2021
  • Hanna Jameson
  • 413 responses.

Road Rage Eli and Ronnie are two British ex cons on the road in America Their mission is to find Trent a guy who screwed them over and disappeared But now after hours driving through yellow and beige deser

  • Title: Road Rage
  • Author: Hanna Jameson
  • ISBN: 9781781851470
  • Page: 420
  • Format: Hardcover

    • Eli and Ronnie are two British ex cons on the road in America Their mission is to find Trent, a guy who screwed them over and disappeared But now, after 40 hours driving through yellow and beige desert, eating at lonely motels, what seemed real is no longer certain Where did Trent stay What did he do Did he even exist at all Leaving violent killings in their wake, RoEli and Ronnie are two British ex cons on the road in America Their mission is to find Trent, a guy who screwed them over and disappeared But now, after 40 hours driving through yellow and beige desert, eating at lonely motels, what seemed real is no longer certain Where did Trent stay What did he do Did he even exist at all Leaving violent killings in their wake, Ronnie and Eli can do nothing except keep traveling Now, trapped in a nightmarish road trip full of violence and deceit, these two men must confront their own personal demons before they can come home.

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    About "Hanna Jameson"

    1. Hanna Jameson

      Hanna Jameson s fourth novel, part murder mystery and part post apocalyptic thriller THE LAST is out early 2019, with Viking UK and Simon Schuster Atria Books US The Last is the story of an American academic searching for the truth about a girl who has been murdered in his Swiss hotel in the aftermath of a nuclear war that has destroyed most of the Western world.Jameson had written the first draft of her debut, award nominated novel SOMETHING YOU ARE at just seventeen Something You Are and two further novels in the series GIRL SEVEN and ROAD KILL are available now in the UK, Germany, Japan, and the Netherlands.She lives in London currently, and is working on screenwriting projects She likes whiskey, history, and emotionally taxing TV shows.

    413 Comments

    1. Road Kill A Proper Killing SpreeHanna Jameson is proving why she is the queen of urban noir with every new book and her influences come from the likes of Quentin Tarantino Quite simply if Tarantino wrote books this would be the book that he would write, this is a really twisted thriller from a twisted mind I love this twisted mind and long may she continue.The story centres around Eli and Ronnie who are a pair of hard men on a mission across the United States, and cover the entire country in 40 [...]

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    2. One of the joys of reviewing books is discovering a new writer and I had this most recently with Hanna Jameson, who s work until now had regrettably passed me by Her third novel, Roadkill, was featured on one of the review sites I subscribe to Bookbridgr Nudge Real Readers I forget now and I requested it on the strength of the cover art.As mentioned, Roadkill is the third novel to be published by the author, and while it can be read as a stand alone story, the tale utilises many of the same char [...]

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    3. I read this without realising it was the third in a series however I don t think mattered too much Funny characters, sharp dialogue and a fair share of brutality made this a fast paced and enjoyable read ordered the first in the trilogy after about 30 pages.

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    4. When i start reading The Road Kill i felt that i don t understand too much There were so many names in so few pages that i had to concentrate very hard to memorize each of them and who they are Now i understand why obviously It s only because there are two previous book which, unfortunately, i didn t read Leaving this apart, this book is something new for me I ve never read a book about gangsters, drugs, and about their life This book has everything From drug dealers and gangsters, to religion, [...]

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    5. Began this shortly after finishing the latest Ian Rankin and to be honest it left the latter breathing its vapour The heart of the book is kind of Jack Kerouac rewritten by James Elroy with a touch of Hunter S Thompson Narcotics and blood letting in equal measures, and a plot that is leading into the occult The whole main character who appears remotely together is the female co narrator left behind in London, and by her own admission she is pretty much out of her head most of the time, but if yo [...]

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    6. An unsatisfying read as the story jaunted from one point to the next without clarity It had points of interest but overall difficult to follow and enjoy.

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