Praise for Seek the Light
from Writing.com
2nd Place in Twisted Tales Contest - Dec. 2011
"[Seek the Light] is really good."
- Arakun, Twisted Tales
"I had to read this piece several times...amazing...It left me with a shudder...perfect... [Seek the Light] was a most thrilling read of outstanding quality."
- embryo
"A really good piece of horror...I could see each line playing out in my mind like a movie, so clear and so precise."
- Elomi
"I really liked this...it kept your interest the entire time."
- Erica Drew
"[Seek the Light] is quite a scary story...reallly kept me in suspense..."
- Jeannie S.
"I really enjoyed this piece...keep up the good work..."
- Jeff
Jill finds herself in the dark, wading in a wet pool of God-knows-what. She remembers very little about her abduction, let alone the man who kidnapped her. What she does know is that she's not alone in here, wherever here is... Will she find herself trapped in the dark forever, or will she seek the light, and discover the truth of her black prison?
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"I’m fairly new to the horror genre, so I didn’t know what to expect with this. Definitely freaked me out! The imagery was good, and the writing is solid. It kept me guessing and worrying most of the story, and at the end, wow. I’ll definitely be looking for more from this author."
Submitted on Amazon on 4/10/2015 by (anonymous) Amazon Customer
"An excellent story by a most promising young writer. Creepy enough to give one the shivers. Wonderful imagery. I did find that the vocabulary is occasionally a bit advanced for the average reader, and that there is an element of foreshadowing in the story that allows one to be pretty sure they know what the ending will be; however, it's well written enough to keep one guessing. Personally, I'd like to see this developed into a full-length novel or novella (or perhaps a sequel?), as I'm left wanting to know more about the antagonist and protagonist and I feel this writer has the skills to give us fully developed characters."
Submitted on Amazon on 3-14-2015 by Y. Buonamici