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A review by goobersmom57
Price Slashers by Chisto Healy
challenging
dark
emotional
mysterious
sad
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.5
Price Slashers
I love prompt books (short stories, whatever we call them). This one is
“Girl runs out of grocery store covered in blood”
This is where the authors get to shine and show us their unique imaginations.
This is such a fun way to read. Each story was so incredibly different while carrying out that prompt and a subtle lgbt theme.
The Survivor by Chisto Healy
My favorite of the bunch. Like a seriously graphic csi episode. Bloody & slightly humorous.
Nothing is Hidden, Only Unseen by Michael R Collin’s Mick Collins
Who doesn’t love a story written about home? I loved that the author mentioned a lot of our lesser known towns. He’s been here before 100%
This one was a freekin fever dream and a half. Dark and depraved. Weird, and I never quite knew what was going to happen next.
Those Baby Blues
By Erica Summers
Incredibly descriptive and brutal. A little sad. I really enjoyed this one, because it took on the actual classic everyday grocery store as the setting. Not for the faint of heart, that’s your only warning.
Thanks authors for this fun read. Also props to the cover designer. I love it!
I love prompt books (short stories, whatever we call them). This one is
“Girl runs out of grocery store covered in blood”
This is where the authors get to shine and show us their unique imaginations.
This is such a fun way to read. Each story was so incredibly different while carrying out that prompt and a subtle lgbt theme.
The Survivor by Chisto Healy
My favorite of the bunch. Like a seriously graphic csi episode. Bloody & slightly humorous.
Nothing is Hidden, Only Unseen by Michael R Collin’s Mick Collins
Who doesn’t love a story written about home? I loved that the author mentioned a lot of our lesser known towns. He’s been here before 100%
This one was a freekin fever dream and a half. Dark and depraved. Weird, and I never quite knew what was going to happen next.
Those Baby Blues
By Erica Summers
Incredibly descriptive and brutal. A little sad. I really enjoyed this one, because it took on the actual classic everyday grocery store as the setting. Not for the faint of heart, that’s your only warning.
Thanks authors for this fun read. Also props to the cover designer. I love it!