Post by georgina on Aug 9, 2013 13:44:07 GMT -6
AFTER THE FIRE is a short read that won't take you more than an evening, but what an evening it'll be. The author does a fantastic job at building tension; no secret is revealed too soon and we find ourselves following Frank Neely in a quest to rid himself of the ghosts that have tormented him since a horrific day thirty summers ago.
The world described by Ward is so clear, we can almost touch it as we go from abject disgust to shedding a tear in the name of lost innocence.
AFTER THE FIRE is a great story, and though the final twist is less than imaginative, the story's resolution leaves the reader with a sense of deep satisfaction. Plus, the ride is more than worth it.
Now, go read it.
To know more about the author, go to www.wyrdtales.net
The world described by Ward is so clear, we can almost touch it as we go from abject disgust to shedding a tear in the name of lost innocence.
AFTER THE FIRE is a great story, and though the final twist is less than imaginative, the story's resolution leaves the reader with a sense of deep satisfaction. Plus, the ride is more than worth it.
Now, go read it.
To know more about the author, go to www.wyrdtales.net