My new paranormal thriller is here.
The blurb:
Frustrated with her job, Susan Grant is desperate to change her life. Curious about what her future may hold, she visits her aunt Dorothy Brown, a tarot master, for a reading.
As Susan and her husband Charles return from the trip to Dover, they are involved in a car accident, during which a thunderbolt hits Susan leading to shocking consequences.
Nothing will be the same after Susan's personality changes.
The review:
Multi-genre author Kristina Gallo has a talent for writing high-octane novella length thrillers, and ‘The Thunderbolt Effect’ is no exception.
The plot revolves around the female members of one family: Dorothy Brown, a widow and accomplished Tarot reader whose accurate predictions are much sought after; her sister, Alice Smith, an adulteress who died in a suspicious car accident; and Alice’s daughter, Susan Grant, trapped in a dead-end job as an advertising analyst. Driving home from Dover after a Tarot reading with her Aunt Dorothy, Susan and her husband, Charles, have an accident during a severe thunderstorm, following which Susan is struck by lightning. The thunderbolt releases a latent power in Susan with extraordinary consequences.
Overall the story flows well, although, a greater application of contractions and vernacular, particularly in the dialogue, would create a more immersive and authentic narrative. I would recommend ‘The Thunderbolt Effect’ to readers who enjoy a fast-paced thriller with a supernatural twist.
The plot revolves around the female members of one family: Dorothy Brown, a widow and accomplished Tarot reader whose accurate predictions are much sought after; her sister, Alice Smith, an adulteress who died in a suspicious car accident; and Alice’s daughter, Susan Grant, trapped in a dead-end job as an advertising analyst. Driving home from Dover after a Tarot reading with her Aunt Dorothy, Susan and her husband, Charles, have an accident during a severe thunderstorm, following which Susan is struck by lightning. The thunderbolt releases a latent power in Susan with extraordinary consequences.
Overall the story flows well, although, a greater application of contractions and vernacular, particularly in the dialogue, would create a more immersive and authentic narrative. I would recommend ‘The Thunderbolt Effect’ to readers who enjoy a fast-paced thriller with a supernatural twist.
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