Review: A tense sequel to the original Mantequero
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 16, 2014
After reading Mantequero, which explained the legend of the fat-sucking vampiric stranger of legend that haunts a remote mountain range in southern Spain, I couldn't wait for the sequel - and I was not disappointed!  After her teaching colleague, June, mysteriously does not return from holiday, Alison worries something terrnble has happened to a woman she likes and admired. With lots of initiative, and the help of a friendly travel agent, Alison travels to Spain, to Las Alpujarras, where June was last seen. In a thrilling denoument, with tension building throughout, Alison finally discovers what did happen to June.A fairly long short story, this will not disappoint fans of Jenny Twist, who writes with knowledge and confidence