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The Novella Alone is also in the book TrialsEnjoyed it, worth it
I really enjoyed this eclectic mix of stories! Even the genres that weren't my normal cups of tea were well written- there isn't a bad apple in the lot, and that's hard to say about most short story collections.While I enjoyed everything in the book, a few really stood out: "What's Your Year, Darlin'?", by Melanie Griffin, "Steam Makes the Mirrors Move", by Lillian Archer, and "Road Trip", by Janet Walden-West.Do yourself a favor and pick up a copy of this book!
What a wonderful anthology to honor a friend and fellow writer!With 13 short stories to choose from, featuring established and debut authors alike, you can't go wrong here. Be sure to read all the way to end because tucked right at the back on page 218 is my favourite story, "Road Trip" by Janet Walden-West.Two kick-ass heroines hunting a mythical creature in the Tennessee wilderness, all while battling their enemies-to-maybe-friends feelings towards each other. Walden-West's writing is sharp an...
DeLIGHTfulAn intriguing collection of well written stories that honor a dead friend,who has soared into the Light. Some were a little dark for my preference but still excellently written.
Well if you read up on what this book is then you should not be surprised to find out that generally speaking the well known authors wrote some very entertaining stories and the less well known wrote some less entertaining ones. There are some exceptions but I am not going to point out any really bad but a couple (and surprisingly only a couple) needed a bit of work which means the story went nowhere and ended nowhere. Let me make it clear that I could have dropped this book and moved along to a...
Picked this one up a while back. I found myself on vacation after a ridiculous summer, and realized it had been sitting on my to-read pile for most of the summer.A fun outing, all around. Favorite pieces were Jazz City Blues, from John Hartness, who I've just wandered across recently; The Intern, the first I've run across by Ken Schrader, and Road Trip, from Janet Walden-West.Actually surprised by how much I enjoyed it, and pleased that I'll have a couple new authors to watch out for....
