Review: Evil comes up against a power stronger than it's most diabolical of forked tail.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 28, 2013
Myth...legend...fairy tales...Do all cultures have them?Native drumbeats echoed inside my soul while I read this very short, but sharply honed story by Lorrie Unites-Struiff.I could get all wordy here, pull out my Super Thesaurus and my mega dictionary to detail the beliefs behind the hinted at mysticism in WILD BLACKBERRIES , but I'm not going to do more than say...this is one of the most...OMG...BOOK I have ever read!It's so short it's almost hard to believe just how intense it is, or, for that matter, how much it actually reveals. Not everyone can write short stories and hit you with the power of a runaway rocket, but Ms. Unites-Struiff has accomplished that here.There's a book I have in my personal library written by Rachel Lee that I don't let anyone borrow. It was released as a Silhouette Shadows, entitled THUNDER MOUNTAIN, from her Conard County series. It's a full length novel. WILD BLACKBERRIES packs as big a wallop as THUNDER MOUNTAIN does in 248 pages.WILD BLACKBERRIES...a very well crafted story, worthy of every one of the FIVE STARS I'm awarding it.WELL DONE, Ms. Unites-Struiff.