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A review by thegrimhobbyist
GR3T3L-1 (Good Tales For Bad Dreams #4) by V.M. Sawh
5.0
V.M. Sawh shows his talent by bouncing around various genres in these fairytale retellings. This one is set in an alien world featuring robots, a very different take on Hansel and Gretel while still keeping yp the main concepts of the fairytale.
This one came straight out of left field, in a good way, compared to the historical fictions and dark fantasies of the previous stories. I do believe this one just skyrocketed as my favorite in the collection, far surpassing even Cinders. The writing even felt stronger in this one, much more polished.
I truly wasn't sure how this one would wrap up, given the events that lead up to the end, but I'm thoroughly satisfied with the ending. It gave us an unexpected twist - at least for me.
This one came straight out of left field, in a good way, compared to the historical fictions and dark fantasies of the previous stories. I do believe this one just skyrocketed as my favorite in the collection, far surpassing even Cinders. The writing even felt stronger in this one, much more polished.
I truly wasn't sure how this one would wrap up, given the events that lead up to the end, but I'm thoroughly satisfied with the ending. It gave us an unexpected twist - at least for me.