Trathh and Other Stories is a very unassuming title of which this collection of stories is most definitely not.
Author David Scholes, a long time BMU contributor serves up some tried and true and a lot that is new, and it is a great mixture.
Dave has given us some Trathh stories to once again whet our apatite on one of our favorite characters. Then adds in some mystery with a completely diffent venu with stories like Aftermath or The Lodger. Both have a feeling like we know the main characters, but then we don't. The Lodger gives a feeling of how it may have begun...but with a healthy serving of Young Old War we are thrust into a complete new malestrom.
Take the story Aftermath. Again, we almost recognize the main protagonist and the post apocalyptic venue is also just out of reach and then with a clever twist we are again presented with a completely new venue that just cries out for more. If I had a bitch about Aftermath it would have to be there just isn't ENOUGH! I hope Dave turns this into a novel at some point.
I really could go on and on, but I really do not want to give too much away. Trathh and Other Stories contains 21 short stories and is available in paperback and electronic form. You can find the e-book at Amazon, but if you yen after a hard copy, it can be found at various sites, such as Booktopia HERE. Or The Book Depository, E-Bay, Barnes & Noble etc.
In closing I know it must sound like I am pushing a regular author, but I can guarantee that is not the case here. Trathh and Other Stories is thoroughly captivating and entertaining. I would give the collection high marks in both categories.
If you have enjoyed the Trathh stories on BMU then this book is a custom fit for you.
David Scholes Trathh and other Stories.
Author David Scholes, a long time BMU contributor serves up some tried and true and a lot that is new, and it is a great mixture.
Dave has given us some Trathh stories to once again whet our apatite on one of our favorite characters. Then adds in some mystery with a completely diffent venu with stories like Aftermath or The Lodger. Both have a feeling like we know the main characters, but then we don't. The Lodger gives a feeling of how it may have begun...but with a healthy serving of Young Old War we are thrust into a complete new malestrom.
Take the story Aftermath. Again, we almost recognize the main protagonist and the post apocalyptic venue is also just out of reach and then with a clever twist we are again presented with a completely new venue that just cries out for more. If I had a bitch about Aftermath it would have to be there just isn't ENOUGH! I hope Dave turns this into a novel at some point.
I really could go on and on, but I really do not want to give too much away. Trathh and Other Stories contains 21 short stories and is available in paperback and electronic form. You can find the e-book at Amazon, but if you yen after a hard copy, it can be found at various sites, such as Booktopia HERE. Or The Book Depository, E-Bay, Barnes & Noble etc.
In closing I know it must sound like I am pushing a regular author, but I can guarantee that is not the case here. Trathh and Other Stories is thoroughly captivating and entertaining. I would give the collection high marks in both categories.
If you have enjoyed the Trathh stories on BMU then this book is a custom fit for you.
David Scholes Trathh and other Stories.
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