Title: HungryAuthor: Ruth Anna Evans
First Published: August 2, 2022
Publisher: Self-Published
Pages: 407
Genre: Horror
Format: Ebook
Source: Purchased
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Synopsis:
The animal shelter is out of food and donations have dried up. A local backyard breeder is selling dogs for meat. Jean doesn't know what she's going to feed her dogs and cats. But then she has an idea.
If your line in the sand is animal abuse and death, you won't like this story. But if you're ready for a no-holds-barred romp with emotional depth and strong character development, you will like Ruth Anna Evans' HUNGRY. Because Jean and her assistant Beth-Ann are going to do what they have to do to get those puppies fed.
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Hungry is a heavy hitter, about an animal shelter facing food shortages due to war and more animals being left abandoned every day. Donations have dried up due to a severe inflation of prices on food that kibble has become a luxury. Despite shortages, the scourge of puppy mills continue to exist. The desperation of the shelter owner to feed the animals under her care is keenly felt, and this story broke my heart.
Ruth Anna Evans consistently writes emotionally impactful horror that pull at my heartstrings. At this point I will gladly read anything that she chooses to publish, she has become one of my favorite authors writing some of the highest quality indie horror on the market. She fearlessly covers topics grounded in reality, with believable scenarios that hold up a mirror to humanity.
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“It was the cry of a heart completely broken.”
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About Ruth Anna Evans
Ruth Anna Evans is a horror writer, anthologist, and cover designer who lives in the heart of all that is sinister: the American Midwest. She has self-published the horror collection No One Can Help You: Tales of Lost Children and Other Nightmares, along with novellas, novelettes, and several short stories. She is the editor of Ooze: Little Bursts of Body Horror. She also has work appearing in several recent anthologies, including The First Five Minutes of the Apocalypse from Hungry Shadow Press. She is the author of What Did Not Die, published by PsychoToxin Press, and the novella Do Not Go In That House from Gloom House Publishing.
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