The Bibliophile Doctor's Reviews > Ushers

This is the second time I'm saying this about a book , the theme was cliched and yet the execution matters.

This book had me on the edge in just 29 pages. The book starts with an interview with two detectives and a young man. He is suspected to have hand in two mass tragedies where lot of people lost their lives. There is no evidence against him. So either he is a psycho or he is mastermind.

The conversation between them gave me chills. I wanted to know if the young man was actually afterall a psycho. The twist was unexpected and frankly I would have been happy if it had been either of the things but alas. That is why I call it cliched but the ending, on no. In just 29 pages, I felt attached to the characters.

That connection which made sense in the end had me go whattttttt.

Thank you very much Netgalley and Amazon original stories for this wonderful short story. Definitely one of my favourite and I already recommended it to many reader friends.