Title: DollsAuthor: Eve L. Fell
First Published: May 20, 2023
Publisher: Self-Published
Pages: 62
Genre: Horror, LGBTQ
Format: Ebook
Source: Purchased
Rating:
Synopsis:
Sarah and Lindsey go out drinking and dancing to celebrate college graduation. But a psychopath has other plans. Drugged, kidnapped and horrified, the girls awaken in a warehouse, having been thrown into a game of cat and mouse with Cutthroat, a killer with an obsession with mazes. It will be a night Sarah and Lindsey will never forget, if they can survive.
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Dolls is a book that I wished I liked more. The premise as intriguing and I love stories that involve death games. A pair of college best friends are abducted and thrust into a deadly maze dressed as dolls. Who is pulling the strings, and can they get out alive? Horror with a large helping of horny dark romance that I found cheesy. While I was invested enough to see where the story was going, I found the prose extremely repetitive (how many times did she have to say “tiles, lasers, and strings”?) and the ending was underwhelming.
On a positive note, I had the pleasure of reading Eve L. Fell’s recent release, Daisy’s Dark Nursery, which has been a recent favorite. Her growth as a writer from her first novella to her most recent is clear. While Dolls wasn’t for me, I can see a lot of potential in Eve’s writing.
Quote
“These deaths were my responsibility, but I don’t feel guilty.”
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About Eve L. Fell
Eve L. Fell was born, and still resides, in Kentucky. She tapped into her creativity at a young age, writing poems and short stories with the dream of being a successful writer. Eve tends to write on the darker side of the spectrum.
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