The HERO The FEAR and The DATE by Rod Gilley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Oh my, oh dear, get out. That is how I describe the three stories.
Story 1 – Oh My
Story 2 – Oh, Dear
Story 3 – Get Out
The book may be small, but the impact is enormous. Looking back, some of the greatest writers, Ernest Hemingway, Ernest Hemingway, and Charles Dickens, who wrote short stories, captured their audience, and wrote stories, we still study today. They blew your freaking mind in a few pages. They only needed a few words, and this book will do the same thing.
It will grab your attention, then blow your mind and leave you wanting to read another one. You won’t sit there and want more of the same story. No, you will want a different story because the story you just read is tied up in a perfectly complete package and have you astonished.
You will want another one, it becomes addicting, and your thirst will be addicted to Rod’s storytelling.
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