In the beginning we find Jack Hammond driving his old yellow school bus, and Jack isn't a very nice fellow, in fact, he's quite disgusting. As he moves the bus through Blackall, he notices quite a lot, but these naughty thoughts distract him, and it only takes a moment.
Laura is sitting in a cafe watching the Way to Go Bookshop across the street when she receives a phone call. All this seems quite normal, except it isn't. When she enters the bookstore, she discovers it's not a real bookstore; this store is strange indeed.
Soon we are following Laura into a supernatural world where a dark psychology chronicles her illusions. She has but one choice, and even though she doesn't know it at the time, her survival depends on it. But choices can be fickle things; when we think it's right, it might be wrong, and anyway, who's taking score? The answer may be surprising, however, there is one thing I can guarantee ...
Way to Go will linger in your mind long after you've put it down.