When your favorite author comes out with a new novel, you’re probably all in! Nothing is more exhilarating than getting a new edition in your hands, be it a paper novel or a digital download on your e-reader. When you’re considering a novel from a lesser known writer, short stories can help you decide if you like their style.
Short stories are also great for reading on a plane, before bedtime (if you aren’t worried about nightmares!), or during your lunch break. They help keep you distracted when you have a little too much time on your hands without committing to an entire novel.
I’ve just gotten started with my library of $.99 short stories with a couple of my old favorites. I think it gives you more options to choose those that pique your interest instead of adding them together into a collection.
Go ahead, get your daily fix of suspense or horror and let me know what you think!
After enduring a childhood filled will abuse, Chad Mosley is beyond feeling any grief when a freak farm accident takes his father’s life. Chad’s relief is short-lived when his father’s ghost visits the homestead before he’s even in his grave. Get the Kindle Version at Amazon.com.
Oz is a four-year-old boy who has lost his father in Iraq. When he finds a large dog in his backyard, he knows it is a gift from his father. Oz’s mother is less convinced that the animal is a blessing. When an unexpected threat visits the mother and son pair, it’s up to the dog to save the day. Get it on your Kindle at Amazon.com.