Description
Curtis Miller, a brilliant young advertising copywriter, seemed assured of a bright future – till one evening, driving home from the office he ran over and killed a young woman. Panicking, he drove on, leaving the woman’s body at the side of the road.
Her name was Grace Random and she became symbolic of death on the road through Curt Miller’s efforts. The campaign climaxed with a national Day of Grace. Her picture was everywhere, her name on everyone’s lips. But having made the girl he killed famous, Curt’s sense of guilt was magnified a thousand-fold.
The need to confess became overwhelming – but no-one would believe him. Wasn’t it just that he was suffering from delusions brought about by overwork?
