![]() This is a "Game of Thrones" Hello, Lornda~ Away ~! This story skillfully blends elements of psychological thriller and drama, drawing the reader into the depths of the protagonist’s troubled psyche. Mirror, Mirror is an excellent title. The lack of description comes from the book format, so there's no room to create an enticing blurb, which is unfortunate. It's a good story, and more people should see it. The story hooks the reader from the beginning with vivid descriptions and relatable settings, then gradually layers tension and mystery. The plot is well-paced, with the initial casual date scenario slowly unraveling to expose the dark undercurrents of Carla’s mental state. The twist at the end is both shocking and effectively set up, providing a dramatic closure that leaves a lasting impact. Carla is portrayed with complex depth, making her a fascinating (albeit unsettling) protagonist. Her interactions with Leo are layered, displaying a surface normalcy that belies the turmoil underneath. The dialogue between them is natural and effective, subtly hinting at deeper themes of perception and reality. The narrative is well-constructed and logical, with clear, concise language that enhances the story’s readability and impact. The mechanics of the story, including grammar and punctuation, are polished, allowing for a smooth flow of events and dialogue without distracting errors. (This is not something I can say about my own GoT writings. Eesh, it's so bad.) "Mirror Mirror" is a powerful exploration of self-perception and the destructive potential of internalized negativity, making for a compelling read. Thank you for sharing your work with us! Jayne 🕸️ 🕷️ My approach to reviews: "I'll Explain, but not Disclaim" The views and opinions in this review are mainly the things discovered by the reader and, therefore, do not necessarily reflect the group, activity, and/or event being affiliated herein. This is only the opinion and suggestions of the reviewer and it is still up to the author of this piece to consider this review as a corrective action or otherwise.
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