Expressway

Expressway by Elleston Trevor, published by Fontana/Collins in 1975, is a work of literature that captures the essence of a bustling New York weekend in July. As countless motorists rush to escape the city for the cooler coastal retreats, the narrative unfolds amidst the chaos of traffic jams and rising tensions. This edition spans 287 pages and is presented in English, offering readers a glimpse into the frenetic pace of urban life during a peak travel time.

In this book, readers will find a vivid portrayal of the human experience as individuals navigate the challenges of a holiday getaway. The story delves into the emotions and frustrations that arise in the midst of gridlock, highlighting the interplay between the heat of the sun and the heat of tempers. With its focus on the dynamics of travel and the complexities of human behavior, Expressway provides an engaging exploration of a moment in time when the desire for escape collides with the reality of congestion.