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dans_bookscape 's review for:
Fake Somebodies, Real Nobodies
by E.C. Hanson
dark
mysterious
tense
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
After reading and loving Wicked Blood recently I was looking forward to getting stuck into Fake Somebodies, Real Nobodies.
E.C. Hanson’s latest is a collection of 12 interesting short horror stories featuring everything from witches and werewolves to vengeful seagulls and a collection of different father’s trying to protect their children...in their own unique ways. Oh and of course there’s a clown at some point...there’s always a clown! (The latest version of IT helped with my fear of clowns, but it’s always still there haha)
I very much enjoyed Fake Somebodies, Real Nobodies, it just had a bit of everything. I loved the simplicity of some, such at the opening story ‘Salem Village’ and some were just fun ‘Salem Sightseers’ whilst others like ‘AK-47@11’ & ‘Gulls’ were just crazy!
Fake Somebodies, Real Nobodies is a great quick read and another excellent offering from E.C. Hanson.
E.C. Hanson’s latest is a collection of 12 interesting short horror stories featuring everything from witches and werewolves to vengeful seagulls and a collection of different father’s trying to protect their children...in their own unique ways. Oh and of course there’s a clown at some point...there’s always a clown! (The latest version of IT helped with my fear of clowns, but it’s always still there haha)
I very much enjoyed Fake Somebodies, Real Nobodies, it just had a bit of everything. I loved the simplicity of some, such at the opening story ‘Salem Village’ and some were just fun ‘Salem Sightseers’ whilst others like ‘AK-47@11’ & ‘Gulls’ were just crazy!
Fake Somebodies, Real Nobodies is a great quick read and another excellent offering from E.C. Hanson.