Review:
A Man's Promise: Short Story Collection (Ashtons' Promise) by Frantiska Oliver
I
love the idea of how this collection came to be. The stories within
this collection are each unique to the other with only one common
factor: the phrase, "A Man's Promise."
*Ashton's Promise
The
first short story is by one if my favorite author's if all time,
Frantiska Oliver. She is the author to satiate my Paranormal lusts. Keep
in mind, she is a favorite for a reason. She is an artist who paints
realms that leave me in a haze by the time I realize I've finished her
story. She is a master of weaving emotional atmospheres. At this point,
I need to warn you that there are graphic abuse scenes throughout her
story. If you have PTSD triggers you may want to star clear.
I
will be straightforward in saying Ashton's Promise is a five star short
story. Half an hour has passed since I finished it and I am still
reeling from the effects.
There's something about the stories
Frantiska tells that leaves me aching. The end always leaves me feeling
hollow because I don't want to leave the realms she has created. Her
words contain a rare hypnotic quality.
A talent of such a vast
magnitude should not got unnoticed. My heart longs for the day
Frantiska Oliver becomes a household name.
I wish I could say more. I'm simply in a state of awe.
*Each
story has something amazing to offer. I wanted to focus on each of the
author's in this anthology, but lack the time. Each offered something
amazing. I thoroughly enjoyed this book.
No comments:
Post a Comment