House of Sighs

A busload of captives on an express ride to terror! It’s the summer of 1995, and the passengers of the Sunday bus into town have realized that something is very, very wrong with their driver. They don’t know that she began her day planning to kill herself. But they know that she’s threatening to kill them. They began the ride as her passengers, but now they’re her captives. She’s already shown she won’t hesitate to use that gun in her hand, and no one wants to be the next to die. They have no idea where she’s taking them, who will be left alive when they get there, or what‘s in store for the survivors. With a madwoman at the wheel, the bus has gone far off its route, deep into insanity. And for most of the passengers, the next stop will be their last.

Book Description

The passengers of the Sunday bus into town have realized that something is very wrong with their driver. They don’t know that she began her day planning to kill herself. But they know that she’s threatening to kill them. She’s already shown she won’t hesitate to use her gun, and no one wants to die. They have no idea where she’s taking them or who will be left alive when they get there. The bus has gone far off its route, deep into insanity. And for most of the passengers, the next stop will be their last.

About the Author

Avid traveler, former pizza boy, retail clerk, kitchen hand, aged care worker, video director and copywriter, Aaron Dries was born and raised in New South Wales, Australia. When asked why he writes horror, his standard reply is that when it comes to scaring people, writing pays slightly better than jumping out from behind doors. He is the author of the award-winning House of Sighs, and his subsequent novels, The Fallen Boys and A Place for Sinners are just as--if not more--twisted than his debut. Feel free to drop him a line at aarondries.com. He won't bite. Much.

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