Review: Gory, dismal, dark, and depressing, but ok if you like that kind of thing
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 19, 2012
Death by car, suicide, sniper, sacrifice, brutal beating, blood...the stories are  full of gore. There are a lot of crude and foul scenes, and obscene language, lots of gross adolescent boys, alchoholics, and insane and depressed characters. In other words, normal horror fiction but slightly more dark and depressing than usual.Matthew Tait has a good writing style, and I was looking for one story to stand out from the rest. "Futures Kindom: The Kings Dome" starts with an interesting premise, a world after the First Apocalypse. It would really make a good dystopian/science fiction/fantasy novel. But the story follows Biblical prophesy too closely.I downloaded this book because I was looking for Kealan Patrick Burke. He didn't write any of it...he was an illustrator. On my Kindle there are no illustrations.If you are a horror fan I would recommend this book, but if you are just looking for a book of stories, I would look elsewhere.