Review: A twisted and creepy but somewhat unfinished horror short story
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 19, 2012
"Necroforms" is horror short story by author Paul Melhuish. The tale revolves around a man named James Guest who is an up and coming rock musician.  James' mother has recently lost her battle with cancer and passed away which has left him to deal with the funeral arrangements.  Much to James's relief, Liz his more responsible half-sister agrees to take care of everything.  But when Liz goes missing, James must uncover to the truth of her disappearance.  Here are my thoughts on Necroforms;Pros+ Quick read.+ Interesting, twisted and dark premise.+ Well written.+ Nice cover art.Cons- Needed a bit more scare.- Ending felt unfinished.- English slang might require translation for some readers."Necroforms" was an eerie and fun little read.  The author's ideas and use of certain characters was bold and unique which I found entertaining.  However, at the end of the tale I was left feeling a bit unfulfilled and wanted to know more about Necroforms.  Another story on the subject explaining details further would be a welcome read.  In any case, a good and creepy little tale.