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Maria S sedykh — Sucked me in, but definitely creepy

Gg Xx gxq5588293f — 3.5 stars http://threedollarbillreviews.com/201... When a mysterious stranger comes to the aid of a woman being followed by a gang of young men, the woman unexpectedly becomes part of an unusual set of events. After asking when she’ll be able to see her savoir again, the woman is told to visit a well-known, out and loud lesbian bar, In Your Face. However, when she shares with the bartender that she was sent by “Katy did” as instructed to do, the reactions she receives are filed with shock and suspicion. Tell Them Katy Did is a very short tale mixing together elements of horror and the paranormal with a very real life dangerous situation. The main character does not solve the mystery within the pages of the story, but instead the focus is on the strange happenings and a perceived definition of justice. For such a short story, this definitely gets its point across yet I was left wanting a bit more. The setup is most definitely intriguing and you can’t help but wonder where the author would have taken it next. This is arguably part of the allure of many short stories, to be pulled in and given just enough detail to satisfy yet leave aspects open for the reader’s imagination to fill in the gaps. This story mostly delivers on that front, though I would have loved just a bit more be included within the story itself. From an author as established as Victor J. Banis, it’s not surprising that the writing is solid and the tale is unique. This tale is a welcome change of pace from the usual short stories that feature lesbian characters. It is rare to find stories that incorporate an aspect of horror and that makes this a welcome and satisfying read.

Erica Mae elumotan — Quick reading. The best part is the author's afterword where she gives a summary of her ancestor's two trials for witchcraft.