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A review by thedearest
Led Astray: The Best of Kelley Armstrong by Kelley Armstrong
3.0
Since I had reviewed Otherworld Nights, I had read Kelley Armstrong's short stories before. And between Cainsville and Women of the Otherworld, I can say I'm a fan of her writing.
That's why the short stories that feed into those series are my favourite. They are just a bit of richness to the settings, a little extra that adds to the world. I'm a huge fan of that with stories I adore; I'll read the drabbles, novellas, extra scenes on an author's blog.
That being said, there were a few stories that were the exception. I really liked The Collector, Plan B and Last Stand which were all great short horror stories that worked despite. I was not a fan V Plates however which is part of the Otherworld series. (Thank you Kelley Armstrong for introducing "zombie brothel" to my Google searches as I tried to verify the title).
In the mood for some unsettling creepy tales without having to settle in to a novel for payoff? Led Astray by Kelley Armstrong is a good read. Recommended especially with warm mug of tea on a winter night.
Originally posted on GalacticTidesx: http://galactictidesx.blogspot.ca/2016/01/book-review-led-astray-by-kelley.html
That's why the short stories that feed into those series are my favourite. They are just a bit of richness to the settings, a little extra that adds to the world. I'm a huge fan of that with stories I adore; I'll read the drabbles, novellas, extra scenes on an author's blog.
That being said, there were a few stories that were the exception. I really liked The Collector, Plan B and Last Stand which were all great short horror stories that worked despite. I was not a fan V Plates however which is part of the Otherworld series. (Thank you Kelley Armstrong for introducing "zombie brothel" to my Google searches as I tried to verify the title).
In the mood for some unsettling creepy tales without having to settle in to a novel for payoff? Led Astray by Kelley Armstrong is a good read. Recommended especially with warm mug of tea on a winter night.
Originally posted on GalacticTidesx: http://galactictidesx.blogspot.ca/2016/01/book-review-led-astray-by-kelley.html