Review: A very unique and interesting read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 10, 2013
I enjoyed each and every one of the stories in this book. All were unique and very well written. My two favorites were the disturbingly creepy, "What happened to Jory," and "The woman who sewed wolves." What happened to Jory was horrible, and I can still see so clearly in my mind what he looked and sounded like when his friend sees him leaning against a tree towards the end of the story. Not an image I will easily forget. In the second story, a crude and obnoxious man named Charlie Payne gets what is coming to him in a most savage yet satisfying way. I couldn't help but smile at his fate.This was a quick read simply because I couldn't put the book down. I enjoy short stories because the author has to introduce the character(s) and get to the point while providing a logical pathway to a satisfying ending in 10,000 words or less. Mr. Henry did just that and so much more. This is a book I would recommend to all fans of good, solid story telling. It is definitely short fiction at its best.