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The writing in these short stories is extremely effective and evocative. I found the stories mostly unsettling and often disliked the characters. I had trouble reading it as I did not want to 'know' the characters. I suppose my personal taste is a bit 'lighter' at the moment. I received this book free via Librarything giveaway.
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Vincent Brothers written by Greg Thomas Clark was by far the shortest books I have ever read but yet it captivated my attention and had me wondering the real truth behind everything that happened. Based on a true story, it is the telling of a series of murders that happened in 2003. It made me wonder about the many killings that has happened around the world and those that were wrongly locked away and the guilty that walked. Want to know the verdict, well simply read it yourself. Great read!
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Captivating Stories. The book is a collection of short stories and I like to read one before going to bed.
The stories are captivating and easy to read and overall the book is a pleasant read.
The stories are captivating and easy to read and overall the book is a pleasant read.
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- Værker
- 13
- Medlemmer
- 47
- Popularitet
- #330,643
- Vurdering
- 2.6
- Anmeldelser
- 9
- ISBN
- 25
- Sprog
- 1
it was ok
bookshelves: to-read
Read from September 27 to 30, 2016
*** This had been received through a GoodReads giveaway ***
I do not like to give bad reviews. But I really did not like this book. Perhaps because the marketing of it made it sound more like non-fiction when for the most part it reads like fiction, and having been written that way there was something in the writing style that seemed extremely flippant considering the subject. About one-third of the stories are pure fantasy.
Another thing I did not like about the book was that even though the author was sympathetic to the problems of the poor he still came off as anti-union, even in sections where he was the narrator, not just the bits which he wrote to parody the rich that controlled them.… (mere)