Night Cruise [Hardcover]

Billie Sue Mosiman (Author)

Product Details

• Hardcover
• Publisher: Jove; First Edition edition (1992)
• ASIN: B00295DBZA
• Average Customer Review: 2.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)

More About the Author

I am a thriller, suspense, and horror novelist. My books were first published in 1984 and two of them received an Edgar Award Nomination for best novel and a Bram Stoker Award Nomination for most superior novel. I was represented by the William Morris Agency, belonged to many professional writing organizations, and even wrote columns and reviews in magazines. When anthologies were big, I was a regular contributor and have more than 150 short stories published. For a spell I taught writing for Writer's Digest and for AOL online. I was born in Alabama and live now in Texas on a small ranch.

My work has been predominately suspense thrillers, but I also wrote a western historical, a trilogy of vampire novels, a travel memoir, and, of course, many short stories. My latest novel is BANISHED, a dark fantasy horror novel involving fallen angels. Most of my work has been made available at kindle.com for the e-book reader, including my Stoker-nominated novel, WIDOW, and my Edgar-nominated novel, NIGHT CRUISING.

I love to read (especially on my Kindle), paint, take photographs, and travel. I can name two inspiring persons in my life. One was my grandmother, Naomi. And, every day and forever, my husband, who has lived this adventure with me.

Because of a lifelong love of storytelling, I've been able to make a lifelong investment in writing those stories and novels.

News of my e-book publications can be found at: http://peculiarwriter.blogspot.com/

Customer Reviews

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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

2.0 out of 5 stars Not the best thriller at all, May 31, 2006

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Kaptain.Krude (Prague, Czech Republic) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Night Cruise (Paperback)

Night Cruise
Billie Sue Mosiman

Main Character: Molly Killany

This book is about a girl basically kidnapped by a guy with no
restraints, cruising the roads with nothing better to do. They spend a lot of time at rest stops where truck drivers pick up prostitutes. Molly had some family problems so she'd decided to run away from home and, as far as I can remember, didn't really care for the consequences of her decision. Cruise Lavanic had picked her up and made her his forced companion on the road and to a certain point, she'd started to feel sympathetic towards him. But he didn't feel the same way towards her...
The only and main problem I see with this book is that it doesn't
realistically describe either the mind of the offender or the lifestyle of the truckers. It's a bit like hearing a story from someone who's never experienced anything similar in his/her own life...