Review: If you only had one wish, would you give it away?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 23, 2013
As with all the Shudderville short reads, the author packs a lot of narrative into a small space. I believe as this series progresses, that the author is becoming more creative and much more inventive with her characters development and plots. In Shudderville 11, it begins right where number ten ended. Ben, a young, deaf captive, who is wounded, and for all intents and purposes, a slave. He is living in a nest of sorts, in a barn in the middle of nowhere. The nest belongs to a young woman, Bella, that Ben tried to rescue.He loved her once, he fears her now. He can't escape, not only because of his wounds, but because of the fact that this is no ordinary female. She has an extraordinary weapon, she has wings. She can fly, and under no circumstances will she let her playmate go! On the other side of the coin is Bellas father. He's been searching for her, looking for years, ever since she was kidnapped from her own backyard. All he wants is to have his daughter back, and at the same time, have her returned to the little girl that she once was. Impossible? Not in Shudderville! Read for yourself. Wholly entertaining, will make you yearn to read the entire series.