Stories Located in the Mountains

“I can see it.”

Reviewed by

SandwichSean

Despite bits of awkward structure, I can see the scene. I've can imagine Milton, and I can imagine the taste of the ice cream. I can also feel the pain and relief from the ending.

“An amazing read, well written!”

Reviewed by

sirelipse

This work will survive as one of the classics from a relatively unknown but interesting part of the world. I recommend this to any old fashioned novel reader who is fascinated by oriental culture, life, love, romance, nature. Funny and engaging, the author is truly a master of language.

“Creepy as hell (in a good way)!”

Reviewed by

jonwrivera

WELL DONE! I was reading this at work, squirming at my desk towards the end. The plot and pacing were just right and your descriptions were perfect. I could picture it all in my head, as if I were watching it on TV. A few technical things here and there. The combination of dialect spelling… Read More

“Taken by surprise”

Reviewed by

Jenifer Harley

I was gripped right away and could feel and see the landscape described by this author. Got so engrossed didn't see the surprise ending coming, although the clues were there. Thoroughly enjoyed reading this.

“Allsaints4”

Reviewed by

georgewong2

Only on the third chapter but thought I'd share my impression so far. The writing is smooth and infectious. It teases you into a world with uncommon ease and slickness. Dialogue is fun and punchy and the narrative rich and fully formed. Loving it so far...Good Job sir.

“I would buy it”

Reviewed by

April Dawn

I would purchase this novel. While I thought it was going to be yet again ordinary smutty fantasy it takes a turn then another turn. The second chapter could use polishing. I want to finish it! These chapters are a tease.

“Another war”

Reviewed by

kathm

Way to make something I'm definitely 'not' interested in interesting. I got lost in the lead character's journey only to find I enjoyed learning about the causes of WWI going on all around her. As she crossed Europe, to discover the unknown thing which drove her on, I found myself ;'seeing' the… Read More