Book Review: Fishing

By P. Gardner Goldsmith

From the Book Jacket:

Now... A sociopathic murderer escapes from a prison transport vehicle in early 'Seventies Massachusetts, intent on finding a teenage girl in distant Vermont.

Then... Two schoolgirls run away to a 'Sixties hippie commune on a farm west of Boston. There, they believe they will discover the freedom and love they've been lacking.

None of them will find precisely what they seek.

Book Review:
Fishing is a riveting read - icy cold horror mixed with psychological realism, all wrapped up with a demented twist worthy of Richard Matheson. This is not for the faint of heart - those easily triggered by blood, violence, and assault should look elsewhere. But for readers looking for a fast-paced, chilling look into the heart of evil, this story is made to order!