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September 21, 2015

Every story in LED ASTRAY: THE BEST OF KELLEY ARMSTRONG is well-imagined and richly entertaining

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A quartet of reviews for the highly recommended LED ASTRAY: THE BEST OF KELLEY ARMSTRONG.

From HORROR-WEB CESSPOOL:

In nearly every collection I’ve ever read, there are one or two stories that are just not as good as the others. That is simply not the case for LED ASTRAY. Every piece was well-imagined and richly entertaining. Every last one.

FALACATA TIMES:

As usual with Kelley’s work it was not only a joy to read but really hit the spot, was great to dip into and a wonderful way to spend snatched reading time when I needed to escape from reality.

FINE PRINT:

All in all, LED ASTRAY is a strong collection for longtime fans of Armstrong’s works. Definitely on the darker side of things but the stories were very well selected to balance that out.

NIGHT OWL PARANORMAL:

Each story brings us a new story for that series and each one was wonderfully written and really feels like an entire story all its own.

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Cover by Elizabeth Story

February 10, 2015

WE ARE ALL COMPLETELY FINE is a darkly entertaining narrative

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Fine Print, the blog for the Washington Centerville Public Library, praises Daryl Gregory’s WE ARE ALL COMPLETELY FINE.

Daryl Gregory’s We Are All Completely Fine is a slim novel with a darkly entertaining narrative that will keep the pages turning. Really, half the fun is observing how these very different characters interact with one another throughout each therapy session, and how, when a group member is threatened, they finally come to trust and help one another. If you’re looking for a quick excursion into the literary landscape Ray Bradbury once called the October Country, We Are All Completely Fine will get you there and back safely in a single afternoon.

Read the rest of the review at the Fine Print.

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Cover design by Elizabeth Story.