Hero For Hire By C.B. Pratt, A Book Review

 Sometimes delving into a book can be slow and confusing as you get into the story and the characters. This was no exception, but only because you are in a totally different world from your own, which you need to learn and understand. 

Pratt is a colorful writer, rendering your senses alive and vibrant while you quickly turn the page for more information. It was a good story, with interesting characters that you either decisively liked and wanted to spend time with, knew there was something you didn't know yet about them, or just didn't like them at all. It was written to elicit a reaction rather quickly.

The story is entertaining, and at the end, you want to know what happens to that character next. You know the next book will be an interesting read from the created lead character and all the other characters he encountered in this one. 

The story was well done and enjoyable. I look forward to reading the next one.

It Lives In The Basement By Sahara Foley, A Book Review

 I enjoy reading stories that are supposed to delve into the nightmares, especially around Halloween, but most fail to raise my heart rate or evoke goosebumps. This story surprised me. I am actually still avoiding my basement now. I am not kidding.

Sahara has a letter in the story that the detective is reading in the house they are investigating. The tone and details of events described kicked it off into high gear of fear. Then she took it even further, expanding the cast and events.

I enjoyed the story, but I wouldn't suggest you read it at night. Great job.