diverse collection of thought provoking flash and short fiction.
28 short stories that will delight, fright and leave you questioning your sanity.
Stories in the genres of horror - comedy, science fiction - Romance.
No nonsense storytelling at its best!
Excerpt
"As you said, Jack, we're only moments away from the eight o'clock deadline. There's a crowd of supporters here waiting to celebrate the execution of Natalie Brown, notoriously know as the Crypt Serial Killer."
Quote from Justice Served.
Professional Reviews
A wonderful collection of tales
If you are after a collection of short stories, that take only a moment to read but keep you thinking for a long while after, then this is the book for you.
One of the things I love about this book, is that each tale is like a sudden blast of energy. Each quick tale is like the best scene out of a film, of the climax to a powerful piece of music. Snappy, and straight to the point.
Whether the tales are about the battle between good and evil, of the end of the earth, there is something in this book for everyone.
A scorching menu
Though none of these stories is in a genre I usually gravitate to, each one held me strongly with Karina\s powerful, spare and technicoloured writing. Her take on the theme of vampires had me both gripping the table with my fingertips and simultaneously laughing. The romance between the lost heiress and her noble rescuer was pure Malory. The vision of the terrors of the clown or of the ring which caught unwary souls, all show Karina's ability to weave dreams and nightmares with a vividness which is like a shock of cold water on a hot morning.
very good
In this collection of stories there is something for everyone. The stories range from a period romance to vampires. Definately worth reading.
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