Along the River of Flesh

Gone to See the River Man Series, Book 2

De: Kristopher Triana

Narrado por: Chuck Brugee

Having escaped from prison, serial killer Edmund Cox returns to his hometown of Killen. Entering the woods with his “darlings” in his pocket, he begins a new quest along the Hollow River, hoping to make good on one final deal with The River Man.

What Edmund doesn’t realize is he’s not going alone.

Keith Drakeson is one of the police detectives who hunted Cox the first time around, and he considers the killer’s escape an insult to his legacy. Determined to capture the killer again, he follows a hunch that leads him to where Edmund grew up.

Gary Chatmon is a private investigator looking for a missing girl named Jessica Hong, who he believes was one of Edmund Cox’s victims. Jessica was writing a paper on the legend of The River Man before she disappeared.

Gary and Keith decide to team up, but they soon encounter a strange girl. June Audrey is a teenage runaway with a backpack full of articles on Edmund Cox. She, too, has come to these woods in search of the killer.

The three travelers head upriver, each carrying their own dark secrets as they pursue a man of pure evil, and the local legend some say is behind it all.

Along the River of Flesh is the sequel to the international horror sensation Gone to See the River Man. Picking up where the first book left off, Triana’s transgressive novel builds upon the terrifying world of The River Man, and the miserable souls who dare to find him.

©2023 Kristopher Triana (P)2023 Kristopher Triana

wonderful book

this was a great story to listen to. the character development was on point. overall I really enjoyed this book.

horrific gumbo

It's not too often the sexual surpasses the original, but Triana has accomplished this. I liked Gone to See The Riverman, but i love the sequel. This deserves an award as much as Night Stockers, and I hope he gets it.

love love love

This book is fantastic. the pace the characters and story are great. the writing is so well done.

Delightfully Messed Up!

Darlin', I loved it!
Slower paced than its prequel yet well worth the journey.
Excellent narration as well, dialects and all.

a good sequel

I enjoyed it, it was a good sequel. a quick listen, a bit predictable