Love On All Hallows Eve by Martha Wickham

Release: September 1st 2021
Format: Ebook
Publisher: Amazon
Source: RABT Book Tours
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Love bites Terra this Halloween night. On All Hallows Eve Terra meets Bobby. He pretends to be a monster while dating her. When she finds out they break up and he and his friend fear her and they kidnap her.

Bobby becomes another Frankenstein so she sees a psychic when she is haunted by him. It is the source of all her troubles. Can she let go of what brought her to life? In the mean time Rose is there to help.

About the Author:

Martha has studied writing with Writer’s Digest and has an associate’s degree in Social Services. She has also written poems and songs and even studied screen writing and horror. She still writes and likes getting writing prompts. Her favorite author is VC Andrews. If you purchase and read Martha’s books a review would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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Love On All Hallows Eve Review:

“Love On All Hallows Eve” is the perfect book to get you in the mood for Halloween. It is short yet atmospheric and will want you leaving for more.

Don’t let the number of pages fool you. Even though this book is less than 30 pages, it is entertaining on every page. The story moves quickly with many twists and turns, as the author shocks us with what Terra does on the eve of Halloween. While the night’s incident gets over in the first half of the story, I also enjoyed the second half that deals with the repercussions of what Terra does. You will not notice the time fly by once you start reading this short novella.

The author also writes the characters dynamically. I enjoyed Terra in the lead and the emotions she feels, considering what we know about her. More than Terra, I adored Rose, the psychic. When Cortez came into the picture, I thought the author was writing another story, but then realized how she seamlessly blends Cortez and Rose into Terra’s tale. I thought I was reading an homage to the classic Frankenstein tale, as the protagonist plays with life and tries to bring the characters back from the dead.

However, this is one of those tales where I wished the author had made it a bit longer and we had more details. I would love to read more background of Terra’s life and her connection with ‘Frankenstein.’ The author also writes Sam and Bobby interestingly as the antagonist, and one of the highlights was how Terra deals with them.

Overall, “Love On All Hallows Eve” is a great creepy story that will put you in the mood for Halloween.