David Moore has one night left in Gaffney and is at a party he doesn’t want to attend. Natasha Turner, at the same party, is lost for a lift home. Meanwhile, three young men have stolen a car, and as the night darkens and the roads become deserted, David and Nat enter into a terrifying game of cat-and-mouse. . . “Drive takes you for a journey down the darkest alleyways of human savagery. A fast paced, high tension thriller that delivers on all fronts....”

• Jim Mcleod, The Ginger Nuts Of Horror "Drive is a gripping, tense urban noir with prose as tight as a snare drum..."
• Paul D. Brazill, Guns Of Brixton.