| Title | : | Red Hands |
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| Rating | : | |
| ISBN | : | - |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
| Number of Pages | : | 87 |
| Publication | : | Published December 26, 2016 |
Smith, a talented cop who kills with the lust and thoroughness of a hobbyist who can’t distance himself enough from his own delusions.
Red Hands Reviews
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This read packs one hell of a psychological punch that will leave you sliding off your seat to join your jaw on the floor thinking 'WTF' for a good time afterwards. This may be a small book in terms of pages, at a double digit of 94. But do you know what this means? It means that you get sucked straight into an intense storyline with a solid psychological thriller backbone. 'Red Hands' will leave you reeling from the curve balls, that you will not see coming your way.
From page one you are drawn into a storyline written from the point of view of Garrison, with whom you identify pretty quickly is a psychopathic predator who is glamourized by the thought of murder and plans to fulfil his bloody desires. We are taken with Garrison on his murderous journey in which he identifies his victims. We are given sneak peaks into his mentality, as wells as his potential psychological illness.
Garrison has an eerie type feel about him, I would use the term 'wolf in sheep's clothing' to describe him. The storyline drives home how dangerous psychopaths walk among us and we aren't even aware. Scary thought right? Like I said, this read packs one hell of a psychological punch! I have never disliked a character as much as I do Garrison, that's another reason that I loved this read; it cause an emotional response within you, in this case negative and that is ALWAYS a plus!
What I have also come to realise is that a large number of independently published reads don't get as much appreciation as mainstream published reads, and most of the time they truly excellent. Red Hands is one of those reads where quantity (of pages) does not directly correlate with the quality of the books. You may have guessed that for me this read is 5 / 5 stars.
I was able to get my teeth fully sunken into the fantastically written storyline, that kept me engaged fully throughout, ripped my nerves to shreds and completely blew me away! It is truly the perfect bookish embodiment of a psychological thriller. AND THAT ENDING! *Huge round of applause* I have not felt this way about a read in a while and it's definitely one that I highly recommend, one I will read over and over again.
So, my overall thoughts of this book is buy it, read it and tell all your reader friends about it! You will not be disappointed! -
Wow… What a way to introduce myself to Fahrenheit press, what a way to kick off #Fahrenbruary! I am at a loss for words for this one. I truly am. This is such a strange and dark and compelling little book. Don’t mistake this for a quick and easy read because of its size; I read it in one sitting and felt like I had just finished a novel five times its length. The narrative is somewhat confusing, jumping between periods of time and storylines, yet this confusion is perfect for the story since we are in the mind of a very confused human being. What is real, what is not, I asked myself that question nearly every chapter. WHAT is happening, WHEN is this happening, nothing made sense to me and in lacking sense made perfect sense.
A nightmarish read, slick with blood, dark as pitch, that sucked me in and spat me out.
Recommended, especially if you like your books straight from the pits of hell but with a certain poetic quality nonetheless.
