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A review by michaelrgoodwin
Fairest Flesh by K.P. Kulski
4.0
I came across many mixed reviews of this book prior to reading. Some good, some bad, some in between. With some trepidation, I decided to try it out for myself.
There is a lot in this story, which is a blend of fiction, non-fiction and fairy tale. Part history lesson and cautionary tale of the true, horrid depths of human desire and selfishness, this story reads like a forgotten tale from the Brothers Grimm.
The writing style was authentically vintage and there was suspense throughout, with plenty of horror to satisfy me as a reader. The twist at the end was good, as well. Overall I enjoyed this book even though it wasn't my preferred flavor of horror. I'm glad I gave it a shot.
There is a lot in this story, which is a blend of fiction, non-fiction and fairy tale. Part history lesson and cautionary tale of the true, horrid depths of human desire and selfishness, this story reads like a forgotten tale from the Brothers Grimm.
The writing style was authentically vintage and there was suspense throughout, with plenty of horror to satisfy me as a reader. The twist at the end was good, as well. Overall I enjoyed this book even though it wasn't my preferred flavor of horror. I'm glad I gave it a shot.