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No One Rides for Free
Jodi was driving her children to college when The Man got in their car.
Uninvited, unwanted, and unhinged...
The Man has no name, but he does have a gun... a knife... and a bag of "toys".
What starts as a forced ride into the desert escalates into a disturbing series of crimes and assaults.
Jodi and her children will soon pray for death.
Uninvited, unwanted, and unhinged...
The Man has no name, but he does have a gun... a knife... and a bag of "toys".
What starts as a forced ride into the desert escalates into a disturbing series of crimes and assaults.
Jodi and her children will soon pray for death.
WARNING: This novella is incredibly disturbing. It features graphic scenes of sexual violence, torture, and gore. It is not intended for easily offended readers. The print edition of this book includes an exclusive short story, which is not availble on ebook. It is also gross and disturbing.
Pages: 138
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3.0
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Matt D.
Feb 8, 2026
Jodi is taking her two children across Texas on their way to her son Ralph’s school. After a quick stop at a gas station for snacks and drinks (who doesn’t love some good snacks), they get back on the road. However, Jodi soon realizes they didn’t leave alone. Jodi, Ralph, and Poppy must play a deadly game where they hold none of the cards. Boundaries are pushed and lines are crossed in the ultimate struggle for survival. How far would you go to save your family?
This book is not for the faint of heart. It’s extremely brutal. It’s extremely violent. It’s got a healthy dose of gore. It sees lines and repeatedly jumps over them. Over and over. It’s very quick, but in the short space Judith makes you feel like you’re there with the family. Just heed the trigger warnings.
I’ve never read a book that has a warning at the start and then another warning half way through. It was quite the ride, but I definitely enjoyed the ride.
This book is not for the faint of heart. It’s extremely brutal. It’s extremely violent. It’s got a healthy dose of gore. It sees lines and repeatedly jumps over them. Over and over. It’s very quick, but in the short space Judith makes you feel like you’re there with the family. Just heed the trigger warnings.
I’ve never read a book that has a warning at the start and then another warning half way through. It was quite the ride, but I definitely enjoyed the ride.