Review: Whimsically Wicked
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 19, 2012
"As others have noted, this author has the ability to switch genres and always be interesting and intriguing in some way. In current markets this can be chancy, or certainly ratings can suffer if an author associated primarily in one genre crosses over and previous readers sometimes cannot seem to make the distinction that some authors do have such ability. They choose to not change their name but instead present themselves as a "Renaissance" writer of sorts. I admire that and as a cross over author myself, I appreciate how hard acceptance can be, also.Whimsy with a wicked slash of mischief; seemingly light in tone yet with a dark humor that makes you nod slowly and say, A-ha!" Hym and Hur read something like a screenplay: mostly dialogue interspersed with pertinent descriptions. Certainly some might call for fleshing the story out, but in what is presented one can understand well enough the story and its meaning, its little twists and idiosyncrasies without superfluous additions that might have detracted from the overall view. It's fast moving. It has a point. I found it a thought-provoking short read that has meaning yet lacked pretentiousness in the delivery of its message. Not everyone's proverbial cup of tea, but I found it was a nice surprise."[...]