Review of Victoria Quinn's The Elements of Horror.


First of all, brilliantly written and unlike anything I have read before.
I happened upon this by accident and I was thoroughly glad I did. It was love at first sentence!

The twists and turns I wasn't expecting took me into the darkest caverns of her mind and kept me there for some time. The emotions I felt for the characters and outcomes - the way Victoria so intricately painted a picture I was too scared to look at, and yet, I could not look away.


She truly is a master wordsmith and an impressive artist. My only criticism is that she has only written five chapters and I am desperately awaiting more. Victoria, if you read this, I am chomping at the bit for more of your remarkable writing.

If you want to experience the same joy I did reading her work - horror fans especially - then please click the link below. I am certain that you will not be disappointed! In fact, I am going to head over to her page and read it again!

https://www.booksie.com/posting/victoria-quinn/the-elements-of-horror-428892

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