Good Night Moon

Autorentext

About the Author Francisco Javier Guerra Jr. was born in McAllen, Texas, and raised in the small humble town of San Juan, Texas. He is the author and playwright of the ten-minute play The Ghost that Haunts Penelope, which was published in the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley's Gallery magazine for 2018. He is also a former alumnus of UTRGV, having graduated with two bachelor's degrees from that school in criminal justice and English creative writing. The one person who has truly inspired him is his mother, who once told him in Spanish, "Son, God blessed us all with many talents, so don't hide them and don't be scared to use them."

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Emma Gutierrez is on the run with a duffel bag full of money. She hopes to return home to Boulder, Colorado, to seek redemption from her long-lost lover. But unfortunately for her, her plans don't set out the way she hoped they would when the boss of the Texas Syndicate from Houston sends his two most loyal henchmen to track her down and retrieve the drug money she stole from them. Little does Emma know that the duffel bag she has stored inside her car's trunk has a tracker hidden inside it. To make things even worse for Emma, there's a serial killer who's murdering people on US Route 54, which she is traveling on. All these players will come down with a violent crash in one big and bloody final collision course.