Sledge is a tale that's woven tight.
While only a short story, it creates a environment that the reader
can nearly even breathe. Mary is a private investigator with a
history that she wishes that she could forget. Sledge is the man that
did it to her with, who would have guessed... a sledgehammer.
The story starts off with an eerie
anticipation as all the pieces of the story are put on the table. The
reader can sense that something bad is going to happen but it does a
great job of keeping the specifics under wraps. When it starts to
happen, it happens fast.
The intensity of the story increases at
a lighting pace and drags the reader in by the ankles. At this point
in the story you might as well be in a comfortable seat because
you're going to be reading until the end of it. You can feel the fear
of the main character as she sees how fast the usual night can turn
into... Well, you'll just have to read to find out.
The story is very well written. The
characters might as well be real people. Everything resolves nicely
but you'll be wanting more. This is definitely an author worth
looking into further.
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