Review: Flash Fiction: Murder & Mayhem, Fears & Tears, Loyalty & Love, Death & Deceit
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 28, 2014
This book reads so fast it deserves the term, "Flash Fiction." Really, I mean that. It's all over in a blazing flash of gunfire, bringing death and destruction. But not before a big surprise twist catches you off guard, not expecting such an intense climax. Closure, we get closure, and looking back, we find all the foreshadowing, the hints, the clues, the tipoff, as to why this thing must end in this way, and no other way. So, how do you read a book like this? It moves so swiftly that you don't have time to be analytical while you read...Here is what I suggest: Take one deep breath, filling your lungs with air, and go for it. Begin to read, but don't bother refilling your lungs with air. If you do that, you will miss the intensity of this book. Everything flashes by at the speed of light, everything. Murder and mayhem, fears and tears, loyalty and love, death and deceit form the fundamental element we call "theme".Indeed, the theme(s) of this book is a simple one: life lived in the fast lane. If you are the kind of person who loves to finish a book as quickly as you can, and then get on with your life, this is the book you have been looking for...Reviewed by Thomas Jerome BakerAuthor of [...]