I enjoyed reading your short story. Your short story reminded me of Knight Rider TV show series and Robocop movies in the 1980s and early 1990s.
Your characters, especially Detective Larson Scandy and Robert with his special SUV, were great with conflict. Also, I laughed a little bit at the g-string.
One suggests (Remember just a suggest; feel free to ignore the suggest.), please:
“Take a seat and close the door.” Close the door and take a seat.”
Your Acrostic poem was beautiful! Indeed, an uplift feeling; up and down, but I'm all right.
I don't write poetry and short stories since I had a serious Stroke, but I can read. So, you have an amazing poem that speak to my soul and it's great.
Your non-fiction story was entertaining and funny! I enjoyed reading your story, and I love your picture of Boo.
I'll pray (If you allow my praying) for you, Mr. Hooves or mott, and Boo. To this day, I pray and talk to my mom and my dad who passed away many years ago.
This was awesome! I love your Horror Flash Fiction! Jon and the snow was vivid and descriptive. The setting was the cabin, the splintered chairs, tables, cupboard doors, floorboards, and the snow. Your plot was when living alone Jon was trapped in a high mountaintop and the cabin with the snow.
I saw no grammar and no mechanics.
Thank you so much for sharing! Keep on writing, please!
I love your Word Search of Christmas Names! Ah, I remember George Bailey in "It's a Wonderful Life," and Kevin in "Home Alone" and in "Home Alone 2" (if it's not Kevin in "Home Alone" and "Home Alone 2", then please forgive me.)
Again, you did an amazing job with your words.
Just for fun, I began at 1:40 p.m. on WdC time, and I ended at 2:07 p.m. on WdC time.
Thank you so much for sharing your Word Search with me and the community.
I enjoyed reading your short story. Your opening sentences hook me. I love your description and your dialogue. Your short story was smooth and easy to read.
Indeed, three men found what they had on the hidden, secret room. You began and ended your short story on the right time. I love this.
One tiny bit of suggestion, please (Remember, just suggestion. Feel free to ignore.): Paragraph 3 - “Well, see, it’s like this,” Elwood said. “This place used to be owned by Micky Morelli, one of Don Vito Morelli’s boys. The Morellis used this place for some of their, uh, business as it were. Mickey’s supposed to have hidden a couple million dollars somewhere here in the Coconut Cove before he got whacked."
Thank you so much for sharing your short story with me and the community.
I just stop by to read your micro flash fiction, The Habit. I love the innocent, young, girl. I was sad to read that a woman lost her life, and I don't like Harold.
Karma was a great thing regarding to the young girl life.
I love your short story! Your short story, Hugh Dunnit, was funny, unique, and original. I love Hugh character, and I love Monique character. And I love your vivid described and setting.
It's a joy to read your short stories. All your short stories are great, but my favorite would be your Horror/Scary Folder.
I love your Horror Flash Fiction of "Craftmanship" ! Also, I love two characters in Flash Fiction, generally. Nice job.
I read right through your Horror Flash Fiction and your "Crafsmanship" was brilliant. I wasn't expecting that. It gave me chilled to see imps for the moment. Well done.
Congratulation on your First Place winning entry in the June 2014, Journey Through Genres, mystery prompt.
I love your "One Long Day in Chicago" ! Your Lou Ryan character was great and spot on regarding his skilled as a Private Detective. The plot was when Lou Ryan helps out Gloria's, her brother, Gary, who he was arrested, and Lou Ryan find the real killer. I love your smooth and unique Chicago 1930s style and voice. Your setting was Lou Ryan's office, the speakeasy, a three-story brownstone, and the studio apartment. I enjoyed read Lou Ryan's thought. I love the way you began with Lou Ryan, and you ended with Lou Ryan. Excellent job!
I love your Stephen King Word Search! You did an excellent job with your words.
Just for fun, on WDC's Word Search System, I time myself to begin and to finish. I began at 10:47 a.m. on WDC time and I finished at 11:29 a.m. on WDC time.
Thank you so much for sharing your Word Search with me and the community.
Again, another great short story! I love reading your horror short stories! Detective Steve Kobayashi must find the killer, but he can't solve the case. Excellent! Well done! Good luck with "The Wick Effect" on "Horror Writing Contest" !
Thank you so much for sharing with me and the community!
What can I say? I love this horror short story! When Robert Gonzalez and Jax was along, I thought it was Robert who turn into a vampire. The setting was the woods at midnight and frat house. There was emotional conflict. Your plot was clear and believable: Jax tried to send two young pledges frat and Robert, another young pledges frat North meanwhile Jax got upset because Jax knew he planned was set, but when Robert and Jax was along horror began. The characters was two young men, Jax, who I unlike, and Robert Gonzalez. Your dialog seem consistent with their personalities--three personalities good and one personality bad. I saw no grammatical errors and no misspellings. Great horror short story!
Thank you so much for sharing.
~FD
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