With 16 Heatherdale Drive you have five short stories rolled
tightly into a devious collection of sinister horror. Not a tale in the lot was
filler or a waste of the reader’s time to get to the next story. Each has
merits of its own and each was well presented.
Of special interest is the short tale that bears the collection’s
title. It is a tightly written stroll down a dark and lonely street. I did
enjoy some of the tongue in cheek humor sewn into the fabric of the horror,
intended - perhaps, clever, definitely. The dialog throughout the collection is
refreshing, real and genuine.
I found some fun and chills in Repeat Offender, as well.
Especially enjoyed the internal struggles and dark depths to which the horror
was delivered. Nice short read, well worth the price and it promises to be a
sit down and savor type of collection.
For the reader, this is a nice collection of shorts, if that
is your bag. I don’t think you will be disappointed and will enjoy the tales
Mr. Jester spins for you. Worth a spin down Heatherdale Drive in my opinion.
For the writer, perhaps dialog is a point of interest here.
Though well written stories the learning factor really is a stand out. Just
some good horror to enjoy!
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