Crimson Veil
- Series: Weird Supernatural Horror, Story 3
- Series: Weird Supernatural Horror, Story 3
Sherry Donacy was born in the heart of the Deep South to Protestant ministers. As she grew, her parents' bigoted and often psychologically abusive beliefs came more and more into conflict with her own. At an early age, she ran as far away as she possibly could, ending up on the streets of Seattle. Eventually, she was able to pick herself back up with the help of the local occult community and her own self guided writing therapy. Always drawn to the macabre, Sherry has worked in morgue security for the last several years. She is currently attending college for a degree in pathology.
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Review by:
John Toad
on April 02, 2015 :
Great story. Definitely a gifted writer here. I love stories with 'twists' in them and here is another.
I loved it and couldn't possibly give less than 5 stars. I can't understand how someone could love a story and not give any criticism but give less than 5 stars. Crazy!!
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
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Review by:
Jeff McDargh
on Jan. 18, 2014 :
Great story. I agree the dialogue was realistic and a good twist at the end.
Fun read, thanks.
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Review by:
Lorna Smith
on Jan. 14, 2014 :
Another 5 star story. I was an editor for many years before I retired and had to read a LOT of 'crap'. In all honesty this author is very gifted. I would love to read a full length novel and I hope there is something currently 'in the works'.
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Review by:
Frankie L McFreedie
on Oct. 10, 2013 :
Really funny, this. I laughed quite a few times. Good story too with some hot teenagers and some devil worship. Nice one.
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Review by:
Michael Carter
on Oct. 10, 2013 :
This is a very good short story, in the Supernatural Romance category that is popular of late.
Tod is into all things Occult, and he's been after a virgin so he can make a deal with a demon...
This story and its twist has been plenty before, but Sherry Donacy has given it her own spin. The writing is fresh and spunky, the dialogue realistic [proper American Teenager dialogue; it reminded me of Richard Laymon], and the story itself is perfectly constructed; not a paragraph is wasted. This is coherent, logical, and believable stuff; I liked it a lot.
I think this is the best story I've yet read by Sherry Donacy.
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Review by:
Jonathan Antony Strickland
on Oct. 05, 2013 :
Really good short piece of flash fiction. A snappy tale with some very funny comedy conversational pieces thrown in to lighten up this story of a young girl turning the tables on rather nasty boy who tries to trick her by diabolical means.
Very funny ending and a great little twist.
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