Author Terry Kerr

An interesting British author is familiar for horror stories with a touch of psychological drama.

Like he said : "I was dragged into the world in 1965 - when TV was black&white and nobody swore before nine o'clock in the evening. From the start, I was obsessed with monsters, with the things in the dark, with the thing that would bite you if you let them. I left it very, very late to become a writer - I had a "proper" job with just made me miserable for nineteen years - but I'm here now. And I will bite. If you let me. "

Recently I read his book that is amazing work.

Here is my review.

The author approaches to his characters with a doze of humor and sarcasm, which leads into adrenaline plot. Paul is a fifty years old divorcee man who flirts with his colleague, a younger woman, while remembering his life tragedies. He lost a little son a long time ago, his marriage broke and his daughter Sonia is his only comfort. His real-life tragedies mix with his anxiety, and when the apparition appears , he is already on his breaking point. The ghost brings warning on his future, trying to make him savior who needs to stop bad events. Will Paul be able to do it? The author bring a powerful message, how evil attacks those who are vulnerable and surrounded with tragedies.

The link for the book on Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/Pandoras-Last-Act-Terry-Kerr-ebook/dp/B074M8MNXS?ref_=ast_author_dp_rw&th=1&psc=1&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.fA2bRIyYDXKlDfR8ZlDfmqeL9VLkLA_hkVLFMgPgjHSLTWtqDCsVXMZGlTc3Zhynp3KE7XBi9EobI_ZoedqlpcjlWIyLDnk0JL88RbEd3cE0hIQ4mhxw9DBK6DP1O78NhGmWW71P74vAtdUQ3pfP6g.089kVZJHVECKf17-aXi11Me1FtbncCUal12iJiW_IBA&dib_tag=AUTHOR

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