List Containing Books Fables of the Reconstruction
| Title | : | Fables of the Reconstruction |
| Author | : | Jez Jones |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 54 pages |
| Published | : | June 21st 2015 by Ra Jones Publishing (first published October 17th 2012) |
| Categories | : | Horror. Zombies. Short Stories. Science Fiction. Steampunk. Fantasy. Paranormal. Adult Fiction. Erotica. Adult |
Jez Jones
Kindle Edition | Pages: 54 pages Rating: 4.17 | 135 Users | 38 Reviews
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It seems odd to write your own review, any way here goes.Fables of the Reconstruction is based on a series of dreams. I wrote this book while I was under an intense amount of physical pain following Achilles tendon surgery. Whether you like the book or not will depend upon your personal taste and I accept that. For me, this little book has given me a creative outlet to place all the pain and fears I experienced during and after surgery. Creative writing kept me from the depression that generally haunts everyone who has to undergo Achilles reattachment. I hope you enjoy reading Fables of the Reconstruction half as much as I enjoyed the experience of creating it.
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| Original Title: | Fables of the Reconstruction ISBN13 9781502253095 |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Setting: | Las Vegas, Nevada,2014(United States) London, England,1868(United Kingdom) |
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Ratings: 4.17 From 135 Users | 38 ReviewsComment On Containing Books Fables of the Reconstruction
Wow! This is really trippy and wild!It seems odd to write your own review, any way here goes. Fables of the Reconstruction is based on a series of dreams. I wrote this book while I was under an intense amount of physical pain following Achilles tendon surgery. Whether you like the book or not will depend upon your personal taste and I accept that. For me, this little book has given me a creative outlet to place all the pain and fears I experienced during and after surgery. Creative writing kept me from the depression that
Life being so beautifully tiresome, we read to be free to be the more .. alive. And when to read is not enough we write, o how we write and write and write, because the tyranny of instincts insists we create to reconstruct its universal dream o fwhat it is to be anew within this primacy of primes .. alive.Hunter S. Jones' Fables of the Reconstruction bit my neck and ate my brains. I shall be reading it again.A gone wrong honey badger of a novella, FABLES OF THE RECONSTRUCTION MAKES no apology
I wanted to like this book, but for a novella of 56 pages, it was all over the place. Zombies in London made like an Ann Rice vampire, only they eat brains, not blood. The switching of Polly's speaking from using "me thinks" to "my dress" was inconsistent to her speech patterns. I am an over used word nazi and if there was ONE more *wink*, I was going to put it down. And then the whole person who everything was blamed on...really? It felt like the author took some of this, some of that, and
I really like this book. It had an original and intriguing story that was steaming hot. The only reason it doesn't get 5 stars, is that it felt a bit rushed. It could easily have been much longer. I'm certainly going to check out the rest of the authors books.
The dark side of Victorian London, Hunter has created a zombie erotica. Although I am not a great fan of erotica this book drew me as I read on and left me in amazement not expecting a great ending. Recommended to fans of erotica reads.
This is the first publication by Hunter S. Jones, and as such it's not bad at all. She has come up with an original take on the traditional zombie gore.I had no idea what to expect from an erotic tale starring zombies. To my surprise I was pleasantly entertained. It is both a story of lust as well as one of love, or is it possession? It's wickedly short--read in a jiiffy--maybe a bit too short, because when it's over, it leaves you with a feeling that there should be more. I would say, "Hunter,
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