Review: "Necroforms"... a fabulous, short horror tale.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 20, 2012
"Necroforms" is a short horror adventure by author Paul Melhuish. This Kindle e-book was a 177 Kb download (approx. 24 printed pages) and was free (normally $0.99) at the time of writing this review.<spoilers>James' and Liz's mother has just died of cancer. Liz was suppose to make all the funeral arrangements but not only has she not done so, she's also disappeared. So James (a drummer in a band based out of London, UK) must travel to quaint Brook End to take care of, what is to him, the gruesome details. But as he arrives, the town is eerily quiet and has a unsettling feel to it.  His first thought is just to drive on by, but he feels obliged to do his duty... should have listened to his first instincts.Some thoughts on "Necroforms"...1.) a great short story... well written and skillfully told.2.) spooky... definitely creepy.  The horror aspect was done with a nice sense of pace and timing, with the perfect blending of action vs. drama.3.) an end segment to inspire goosebumps... it made my skin crawl.4.) cover art... a perfect backdrop for this tale.Conclusion:A short horror story of the highest quality. Well done!5 StarsRay Nicholsonraynicholsonsreviews@hotmail.comP.S.many thanks to amazon friend Media Man, for making me aware of this book and its author.