Author: Chip Davis
Title: Squirrel Bait
Series: Chip's Dollar Dreadfuls, #1
Pages: 89
Genre: Paranormal, Humor
Date published: February 21, 2016
Format: ebook
Source: Amazon
Synopsis:
Tonya the librarian has an unusual passion for books, even for a librarian. When her books are harmed she takes it personally. When people turn up dead over damaged books, there are questions to answer. When the killer is a weresquirrel, the questions become more confusing.
There is a certain pretentiousness in classical literature. Elegant writing filled with meaning both astounding and sublime. This is not that. Not horrific enough to be horror, nor humorous enough to be comedy, welcome to Chip’s Dollar Dreadfuls. There may not be any fundamental truths, but there will be blood...so much blood.
Title: Squirrel Bait
Series: Chip's Dollar Dreadfuls, #1
Pages: 89
Genre: Paranormal, Humor
Date published: February 21, 2016
Format: ebook
Source: Amazon
Synopsis:
Tonya the librarian has an unusual passion for books, even for a librarian. When her books are harmed she takes it personally. When people turn up dead over damaged books, there are questions to answer. When the killer is a weresquirrel, the questions become more confusing.
There is a certain pretentiousness in classical literature. Elegant writing filled with meaning both astounding and sublime. This is not that. Not horrific enough to be horror, nor humorous enough to be comedy, welcome to Chip’s Dollar Dreadfuls. There may not be any fundamental truths, but there will be blood...so much blood.
Review
I can't unread this. It's taken an hour and a half of my time I can't get back and I wish it had been more! When is the sequel??
Fast-paced rhythm and turnabouts that keep you on your toes, this story has much potential for sequels, prequels, and any other -quels! Fantastically silly/serious, the amount of tongue-in-cheek makes only *typing* this review possible.
I want to know more about the "Slenderman" in the book and his deathly hallowed book!!
Fast-paced rhythm and turnabouts that keep you on your toes, this story has much potential for sequels, prequels, and any other -quels! Fantastically silly/serious, the amount of tongue-in-cheek makes only *typing* this review possible.
I want to know more about the "Slenderman" in the book and his deathly hallowed book!!
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