Review: Horror Novel Reviews: Honesty in the Terror
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 2, 2013
Awhile back this little story popped up, touted as something worth checking out. Being one of a somewhat curious nature I thought to myself "...why not give this a perusal ...after all it is only thirty-four pages long..." Well I decided to listen to me and jumped into this delightful little tale. Enjoy the brief review, though you'll likely enjoy the story far more!Shelly McClain - a woman with some time to kill - has decided to stop at an obscure little book store named (simply enough) after it's owner: `Strauss Books'. This intriguing little shop has an exceptional collection of books that come with an extra bonus feature that is beyond your usual fare. It is this particular innovative style of `reading' that brings Mr. Strauss' clientele back regularly. Shelly will find out for herself just how different books are within this quiet little nook, but is that something she really desires?Since this is such a quick little read I don't have much more to reveal. There's some nice character examination here, and a fun little twist that will certainly appeal to readers of the macabre. This is an exceptional adventure into an area far off the beaten path. To Read or Not to Read is a quirky, entertaining story that comes highly recommended from this direction. Pick it up, find your nearest little privately owned bookstore and locate a chair to pull up.Written by Vitina Molgaard from Horror Novel Reviews. Horror Novel Reviews does not receive payment for reviews. All books are promotional copies.