Review: Sad, Intense, Short and  Poignant -Excellent Short Story
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 28, 2012
Well what can you say about a short story like this?  When it is Elizabeth Hunter it can compact a ton of emotion and unsaid things.  This was an almost perfect example of how to reach your reader emotionally and leave them wanting more.  This sets up the beginnings for a new series by Ms Hunter and I expect it will be as exceptional as everything else she has written so far.  Jena Crowe has lost her husband and it going back to the hometown where they grew up, her husbands ghost accompanies her on the ride and in the process you get years of history in a few pages.  Nicely done and now my only complaint is that she has not written the first novel in the series yet.  The amount of emotion that is packed in these few pages is amazing to me and sets up what is sure to be an exceptional series. 5 Stars for what it is, a very short story whose purpose is to enthrall you for a new series and make you feel part of the story, well done once more.