Review: Save your $2.99
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 01 13, 2014
These three stories, as a group, are just somewhere between really bad and somewhat acceptable.  The first story was BAD.  The dialogue was something I might have expected from a bad Victorian novel.  Example:  In a sexually threatening tone Victor replied "Yes.  That is the way it must be.  Until my seed or my brother's has claimed the fertile valley of your womb, you must submit to both of us, whenever and wherever it is required."  Then there's "She gazed eagerly at Victor's engorged instrument of creation." and the ever popular "He firmly gripped the base of his dark horn of ritual and without hesitation, placed it against the unclaimed entrance to her womanhood."  The next story was a little better.  The writing and dialogue were a little less stilted.  However, there some serious plot issues, such as in a town with police and a Mayor playing prominently in the story, a secondary character is killed and the death is apparently never even noticed by authorities.  The final story is the longest one, and while it also has some serious flaws, it's certainly the best of the three.  My advice:  Save the $2.99.