Cage of Earth takes readers to the East African Rift, where volunteer work takes on new meaning.
Sand Thing centers on an island town along the South Carolina coast, and has a Silent Hill flavor to it.
Life's Burden places readers in southern Alaska, and includes an offer too good to be ignored...but it should've been.
The L-Shaped Man begins in a political setting, but it's the most suspenseful story out of the five.
Love's Void is anything but marital bliss, proving having a child does not solve problems.
Overall, this anthology could be labeled as bizarro fiction...unfortunately, too much effort trying to be cerebral dulled the horror.
As always,
AstraDaemon
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