Book Review 55

[nakeisha]

The Face in the Glass: The Gothic Tales of Mary Elizabeth Braddon
Published by British Library Tales of the Weird

Comments

[caffyolay]

It will probably remain one of life's little mysteries but it is odd. And, tbh, it's not even one I recognise and quite a few of these weird story volumes have passed through my hands. But an excellent review, M'dear!

[nakeisha]

It probably will; it really is odd. I know a fair few of these have passed through your hands, so that's weird. And actually what makes it even weirder, is that it appears there is no Kindle version on Amazon any longer *Scratches head*

Thank you, m'dear.

[spikesgirl58]

Hmmm, another one to add to the list - thanks!

[nakeisha]

Ah, the ever growing list . . . I have one too. You are most welcome.

[spikesgirl58]

:DD

[dancingpony]

Well, real life is scary enough right now … but I’ll know where to look if I need more “sinister” in my life. 🙂

[nakeisha]

It's not overly scary - I read it before I went to sleep each night. I hope you can find something to suit you at the moment.

[dancingpony]

Thanks. I don’t know if anything will suit me right now … but I do have one I read last weekend that I need to write a review for. Unfortunately, it’s going to be one of those “I can’t think of anyone I know who should buy this book” kind of reviews.

[gilda_elise]

I'm a bit surprised that you read this, much less enjoyed it. I wouldn't have thought that it was your cup of tea. You can never tell what will pique your interest, I guess.

[nakeisha]

Oh, right. I do like some ghost stories and supernatural stories. It's out and out horror, that isn't really my cup of tea.