A review by writeramyshannon
Beautiful Lies, Painful Truths Volume II by Karen T. Newman, J. Michael Major, Michael D. Burnside, Tara Curnow, Lauren Marrero, Jay Seate, Nathan Batchelor, Kevin Henry, J.W. Munro, L.J. McLeod, Kathryn Hore, Paul Lubaczewski, V. Franklin, Trece Angulo, Daniel M. Kimmel, Paul K. Metheney
5.0
Wonderfully and amazingly intense
This is the second volume of an anthology that brings life and death in a new light. I read the first volume and was more than excited to read a new collection. First, I must say that I enjoyed each story that was within this collection, and all of the authors should be commended for their work. I can imagine the thought that it took to put these stories together in one collection. Life and death is not just black and white, but all the in-betweens, and as the title eludes, both are beautiful, but also full of lies and truths. I usually can pick one or two of my favorites of the story, but I enjoyed each one immensely. I've even reread all of the stories to make sure I didn't miss something. Bonds are broken and bonds are reunited on the sides of life and death.
This is the second volume of an anthology that brings life and death in a new light. I read the first volume and was more than excited to read a new collection. First, I must say that I enjoyed each story that was within this collection, and all of the authors should be commended for their work. I can imagine the thought that it took to put these stories together in one collection. Life and death is not just black and white, but all the in-betweens, and as the title eludes, both are beautiful, but also full of lies and truths. I usually can pick one or two of my favorites of the story, but I enjoyed each one immensely. I've even reread all of the stories to make sure I didn't miss something. Bonds are broken and bonds are reunited on the sides of life and death.