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Rust & Stardust
by T. Greenwood
This is the most horrific horror story I've ever read. Oh, it's NOT horror, you say? What else do you a call a story with a heinous monster, innocent victims and edge-of-your-seat tension causing you to desperately hang on to hope that this nightmare will soon end?
Novelist Tammy Greenwood is the master of Point of View. In this story, told from multiple characters' perspectives (but, gratefully, NOT from the monster's!), each character's point of view is clear as can be, shedding light in the corners where your hope lives. Every ray of that light is necessary to the integrity of the story and keeps you turning the page.
If you like your stories told in uncluttered prose, with clear intention and purpose on every page, this is the story for you. I could not put it down.
Novelist Tammy Greenwood is the master of Point of View. In this story, told from multiple characters' perspectives (but, gratefully, NOT from the monster's!), each character's point of view is clear as can be, shedding light in the corners where your hope lives. Every ray of that light is necessary to the integrity of the story and keeps you turning the page.
If you like your stories told in uncluttered prose, with clear intention and purpose on every page, this is the story for you. I could not put it down.