Published: Jan. 07, 2012
Words: 2,404 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781465961075

Short description

A young girl takes a train ride she will never forget.

Extended description

Jump on the train with Stephanie and her new boyfriend who is much scarier than she remembers.

Tags

fangs, train, monster, scones, python

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Review by: David Blake on Nov. 13, 2012 :
The story's quite well written. The plot starts off as intriguing... Then gets even more intriguing... Then seems to get a bit silly... And then the ending is an unforgiveable cop-out. Sorry, that kind of resolution is just not acceptable in fiction - my English teacher told a fellow pupil in my class that when I was aged 11! It's the second time I've come across it in a Smashwords book, and ironically the other book was about an unusual train ride too. I see there are sequels to this story, I've not read them yet, so I don't know if the goalposts move (as it were) but as a stand-alone story this one feels like a complete let-down. Sorry.
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Review by: Eloise Tavares on Jan. 14, 2012 :
Good, wanto many more
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Review by: Alaska Everfall on Jan. 10, 2012 :
Oh my! I couldn't keep my eyes off the pages of this amazing book! I loved the ending. I laughed so loudly. And yet, there were parts where my heart paced like a maniac. This is the kind of third person writing I adore.
Amazing work, Ms Everson!
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