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A review by sralgee
Gristle & Bone: Stories by Duncan Ralston
5.0
An excellent..."body" of work.
Normally I get ebooks because they're promoted on Facebook or Twitter (especially if they're free). "Gristle & Bone" popped up in my Amazon recommendations and I thought, "That looks good."
I was NOT disappointed.
This was my first encounter with Duncan Ralston's work, but I very much doubt it will be my last. I won't spoil the stories for you, but the topics run the gamut from cannibalism to lycanthropy to neighbors who aren't what they seem. The characters are solid and believable, and the stories just suck you in. (I haven't been so annoyed to have my reading interrupted in quite a while.)
Read. This. Collection. It's disturbing and gory and horrible in all the RIGHT ways.
Normally I get ebooks because they're promoted on Facebook or Twitter (especially if they're free). "Gristle & Bone" popped up in my Amazon recommendations and I thought, "That looks good."
I was NOT disappointed.
This was my first encounter with Duncan Ralston's work, but I very much doubt it will be my last. I won't spoil the stories for you, but the topics run the gamut from cannibalism to lycanthropy to neighbors who aren't what they seem. The characters are solid and believable, and the stories just suck you in. (I haven't been so annoyed to have my reading interrupted in quite a while.)
Read. This. Collection. It's disturbing and gory and horrible in all the RIGHT ways.