After having the three youngest grandkids for 4 days, preaching on Sunday, and trying to write a story I finally get back to writing reviews. It looks as if everyone was just like me. We finally found time for the story at the end of the month.
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@Daysman .... the wreck of the infinite jest .... Tells a story which had more turns than a mountain road which led to a place I could not have guessed.
@emrosenagel .... La Loba Without Teeth .... Tells a story of cruelty, cunning, duty, and liberty all leading to rough justice and a surprising final insight; La Loba leads to La Lobo.
@JS Wiig .... Ice Age .... Tells a great myth of a story with a sense of the numinous.
@AnRoinnUltra .... Whatever you do, don't Babadunk .... Tells a story where the rules are the rules, whatever the rules.
@Christine Wheelwright .... The Excursion .... Tells a sweet story of joy and escape, or maybe not.
@Perpetual Man .... Words End .... Tells a story of how the world ends too soon.
@therapist .... Yeti Encounters Camping Expedition .... Tells a story of the illusive Yeti, that I've yet'-imagine.
@Stable .... That Beastly Ice .... Tells a story which might have been inspired by John Donne's classic "For whom the Bell Tolls."
@Peter V ,,,, Of Old Nan and Old Faithful .... Tells a story that gives truth the axiom "Desperate times call for desperate measures."
@Starbeast .... Indiana Jones and the Evil Dead .... Tells the perfect story because it has Indiana Jones, zombies, incantations, and time travel. What's not to like?
@mosaix .... In Case of Emergency… .... Tells a story where the ending might be either a bang or a whimper.
@The Judge .... Heart of Ice .... Tells a story with a great first line and an even better title, which makes the story a real classic.
