Review: Morrigan Never Disappoints
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 6, 2012
I've been reading Morrigan's work for some time now and she never disappoints. What you get is gritty adult fiction, yes, with swearing and violence but not overdone and always relevant to the story.Barbed Wire was a one of those stories where you wait with baited breath for the catastrophe to descend. Even in such a relatively short count I became attached to the little family unit and rooted for them, this is the Morrigan's craft in character development shining through. A tense tale with a satisfying conclusion.Razor Wire brings us Jemma struggling to rise above a life of grime. Her dreams and aspirations are ultimately her undoing as we learn from the very start of the tale but how did it come to that point?An excellent and at times brutal couple of short stories which come across almost cinematically like a Tarantino movie. Excellent Brit Grit from a rising star of the genre.