Summary: Greg is a reclusive overnight radio traffic reporter in Washington, DC, who has spent his life in fear, avoiding anything that might shatter his tenuous grasp on what is normal. It turns out, Greg has no idea what it really means to be afraid. In the new Eric Thomas thriller “DRT (A Ghost Story)” Greg witnesses a horrifying fatal crash, a crash he believes he had a hand in causing. Greg soon begins to see the ghost of the dead driver. The strain becomes unbearable as Greg attempts to determine why the ghost has sought him out, what it wants from him, and whether any of what is happening is even real. “DRT” is the story of one man’s struggle to maintain his sanity. More below the media player. Listen to Eric Thomas The Indie Author Life In a blog post titled “Salvation Through Editing,” Eric Thomas explains how “DRT (A Ghost Story”) evolved, and how it became a better book: In my latest book, DRT, the editing saved it. I wrote the story in between drafts of “Fall of the Citizens,” giving myself something to do so that I could leave Citizens alone in my closet for a while. [...]Similar Posts:Are They Evil? Or Do They Just Not Understand?What a Pain It Is, Being a MessiahTerrified, Lost In The Woods – With a GhostIs No One Left Who Knows Compassion Anymore?A Death That Changes Many Young Lives The post The Ghost and Mr. Traffic appeared first on The Bookcast.
