Review: Barrymore Tebbs has Definitely Earned his Place
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 8, 2012
in the annals of the classic gothic novella.  As I've said before when reviewing "The Fairies at Browning Hall", Mr. Tebbs wastes no words and his storyline moves with a languid grace.  With the exception of adding some minor "modern" sexual interplay, this story would have no problems sliding in between the novellas of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Edgar Allen Poe.I will not rehash the storyline here so as not to reveal any spoilers, but I will say I did have the female protagonist sewn up well before the end, as it was the only logical conclusion.  However, that does not mean I was disappointed in the final outcome of the tale. Once again, Mr. Tebbs' finale is subtle and purposely abrupt. This allows the reader to speculate on the fates of the characters well after the tale is told.I have no affiliation with Mr. Tebbs, other than to recognize his sense of craft and dedication to publishing a quality independent work.I greatly look forward to seeing more of Barrymore Tebbs in the future.