One of which is that there is a madman running amok in the countryside brutally offing women of all stripes, and the other is that the EMS crew and their ambulance that delivered the four people to Skystone have disappeared.Īs the novel progresses we are introduced to the occupants of Skystone, including the kindly old Carrie Dalton, who should never, never, EVER be allowed near matches Shane Covington, an aggressive, and mad, lesbian refuse her kisses and feel her razor's caresses and Paul St.

If you've seen the movie 'Don't Look In The Basement' I need to say no more.Īnd if this isn't enough, and how could it not be, running concurrently with this story line we have two more things to keep the reader's interest. Then the strange stuff happens: Elizabeth finds that she can't get a meal, can't get any service, she witnesses some full-blown graphic lesbian sex between two nurses, some rather unprofessional behavior on the doctors and nurses, erotic dreams, and where are all the other patients? There's a reason for all of this of course, and it will be no surprise to anybody who's familiar with hospital exploitation fiction. They are greeted by Skystone's top doctor Thomas Mainwaring who promises to take care of the injured people. They are rescued, and are transported to the local, and isolated, private Skystone Hospital where they are theoretically to receive the best of care until they are able to travel again. So, off he goes, and off they go, off the road that is, and as car goes ass over teakettle, so do the car's occupants. Unfortunately, Gavin is the type who can not be told anything he doesn't want to hear, and what he doesn't want to hear is that the way back home is pretty much impassible on this dark and stormy night. Going alone for the ride is Meredith Thorne, his daughter Elizabeth Shea, who works for Gavin, and who is the main character in which two thirds of this novel seems to revolve around Scott Sutherlin, Gavin's flunky and bodyguard and because Gavin doesn't like flying, Gavin's driving too Blomfeld's and back.

We start of with the financially troubled Gavin Thorne on his way to see his accountant Aaron Blomfeld in Arkansas about getting a loan, even if it's a shady one, to keep his troubled construction company afloat.

Behind the Door by Frank Lambirth