The Serial Killer Travel Guide Across America

Your Coast-to-Coast Tour of Terror

De: Johnny Trevisani, Brian Whitney

Narrado por: Casey Montgomery

The Serial Killer Travel Guide Across America isn’t your typical road trip companion. This darkly fascinating guide is quirky and unconventional and takes listeners on a darkly humorous journey through the United States, exploring notorious locations linked to infamous serial killers.

From the shadowy forests of the Pacific Northwest to the sun-bleached basements of suburbia, each stop offers true crime devotees an unsettling glimpse into the macabre.

Designed like a 1960s-style travel guide, this campy book offers a coast-to-coast tour, showcasing select spots and delving into the twisted histories of the perpetrators. Blending history, psychology, and a hint of gallows humor, this book is part travel guide, part true crime encyclopedia, and fully addictive.

Whether you’re planning a dark tourism pilgrimage or just indulging your morbid curiosity from the safety of your couch, The Serial Killer Travel Guide Across America will take you closer to the truth—and the horror—than you ever thought possible.

Warning: This book may cause sudden urges to double-lock your doors.

©2025 Johnny Trevisani (P)2025 WildBlue Press

Sarcastic and Witty

The narrator mispronounced names and locations enough that it got on my nerves. I almost stopped listening.

While I whole-heartedly enjoyed the sarcasm and occasional political digs, I feel the authors purposely insulted all 50 US states and all of the cities mentioned throughout the book. It was a bit too much. You're already talking about dark subjects, maybe it would be best not to intentionally insult the killers who are still living, as well as many Americans with the harsh descriptions of the land that we love (at least somewhat).

I enjoyed the information shared about the serial killers but could get these facts elsewhere. I would hesitate to read books by these authors again. I will definitely avoid this narrator.