A review by reed_with_read
The Doll: The Lost Short Stories by Daphne du Maurier
dark
mysterious
reflective
tense
fast-paced
4.75
Short Summary: A Short Story collection that mostly consists of strange and unsettling scenarios, with slightly twisted characters who help to build the tension.
(I read the physical book)
It is always hard to rate a short story collection, as often the quality of each story varies.
But every one of these was great.
Du Maurier has such skill in building tension and unease.
And each of these stories had me hooked.
It had the classic tell-tale sign of a good collection - Where you end every story and think "... just one more."
(I read the physical book)
It is always hard to rate a short story collection, as often the quality of each story varies.
But every one of these was great.
Du Maurier has such skill in building tension and unease.
And each of these stories had me hooked.
It had the classic tell-tale sign of a good collection - Where you end every story and think "... just one more."