"Jamie Newcross is struggling . . . as [he] slowly confronts the events from a few years ago that inexorably changed his life, readers learn the true horror may be humanity, and the acts we are capable of, rather than overly powerful machines. As the novel concludes, the creeping dread that has been building gives way to raw grief and, ultimately, release, as Jamie finally ends up where he belongs.” —Booklist

"Driven is a taut, near-future fever-dream. Mason Coile delivers another one-sitting read that blends science fiction and psychological horror to explore loneliness, grief, and the things that make us human.” —Bookreporter

"Coile, in this clever sci-fi thriller, grounds the genre trope of a killer car in an empathetic portrayal of a man at the end of his rope...Coile makes a meal of this hair-raising premise while crafting a nuanced portrait of his flawed and deeply human lead. It’s a true page-turner." —Publishers Weekly (starred review)

"A high-tech noir blended with a truly terrifying ghost story makes for one wild—and ultimately poignant—ride." —Jennifer Thorne, USA Today bestselling author of Diavola

“Mason Coile flips the ghost story on its head in Driven, a rare thriller that is equal parts gripping and profound.” –Aimee Pokwatka, USA Today bestselling author of Accumulation