Review: Food and Freedom
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 22, 2013
Food for a Hungry Ghost is a really good short story.  Gala and Trista a total opposites.  Gala first of all is alive - while Trista is not, she is a ghost. I found much of the story predictable - until the very last paragraph!  Gala gives something to Trista that no one else can.  Gala sees the relationship as a friendship while Trista views the relationship as freedom.  It becomes very clear that freedom can overtake the friendship.  Gala becomes wise to the deceit and manipulations by Trista and as things take a turn for the worst, Gala has to make a major choice.Food for a Hungry Ghost is very well written and a great deal of information is packed into a short story (approx 75 pages).  The characters are portrayed very well and as a reader I had a clear understanding of their needs and wants.  Trista taught Gala many things - some good and some bad.  Both helped Gala to grow in ways she otherwise would not have.  I can't wait to read the next book - it was quite a cliffhanger.  I give this book 4 stars - it was very enjoyable.I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.