Collision Course

In COLLISION COURSE, author David Boyer takes the reader on yet another journey into a world where seemingly normal people are suddenly thrust into a collision course with fate – or destiny.

In "Creepy Crawl," a master cat burglar finds himself stuck inside of a home with three members of the Charles Manson family – with no way out; in "Reflections," a career cop who has been forced to take another man's life in the line of duty, finds himself racked with guilt over whether or not it was a righteous kill; in "Poor Larry," a man who dying from cancer enlists his best friend to rob a local drug dealer, only to find himself trapped inside the stash house with a vicious dog that intends to tear him apart; in "Sara Has A Monkey On Her Back," a female rookie cop with a drinking problem gets a second chance at life from the most unexpected source; and in "Jack and Norma Jean," a retired assassin, hiding out on a tropical island somewhere, reflects back on whether it was really his bullet that killed JFK, or someone else's, and he was just a patsy used by the government to take the blame.