I'm Starting to Worry About This Black Box of Doom, A Novel By Jason Pargin

In Jason Pargin's standalone darkly humorous thriller, a driver outside Los Angeles stumbles into a bizarre and perilous situation when he encounters a young woman sitting atop a large black box. With an offer of $200,000 cash, she hires him to transport her and the mysterious box to Washington, DC. However, the terms are strange and strict: he cannot look inside the box, ask questions, or disclose their plans to anyone. The urgency of their departure forces him to leave behind all trackable devices, plunging him into a world where every decision carries weight.

As they hit the road, their journey spirals into chaos, fueled by wild speculation on social media. Rumors swirl that the box is part of a meticulously planned terror attack aimed at igniting civil war across America. With the clock ticking and paranoia escalating, the driver grapples with his own growing anxiety, unsure of what he's truly involved in.

As the eccentric duo encounters a series of outlandish characters and bizarre situations, the truth about the box and its contents begins to unravel. Each twist leads them closer to an astonishing revelation that could change their perception of reality itself. In this age of anxiety, The Box deftly weaves humor and suspense, inviting readers to reflect on trust, fear, and the absurdity of the world around them. Can one unexpected journey lead to a profound understanding of life and its unpredictable twists? 📚❤️