Multi-Review: 2 Short Stories by William Joseph Roberts

Howdy Happy Readers!

I’m doing my best to cram in a few more reads before we run out of days in the year. Since I read slow, that means SHORT STORIES. Luckily, I had a few in queue that I could tap into. It also means short blogs! So, without further ado, here are my impressions of two short stories written by William Joseph Roberts for you to go check out.

The Tomb Of Ro`Erd (Draven the Red Wolf Book 1)

Prepare yourself for the onslaught of dozens of unpronounceable names and places! The lore will leave you… quickly. What I’m saying is that it starts slow, but the denouement is high geared and high powered. And who needs all those names and places when you can split skulls with an axe! Draven and his hapless band put the barb in Barbarian! YAAAAAWWWWPPPP!

32 Digital Pages

4 out of 5 stars

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Orbital Odds: A fLUX Runners Universe Short Story

A know-it-all space station grease-monkey thinks he’s beyond reproach just because he’s been around a long time. A spoiled rich kid thinks he’s the universe’s gift to the Space Marines because his politically powerful daddy said he was. When the two cross paths… the interaction is sure to put them at Orbital Odds… Place your bets!

22 Digital Pages

3 out of 5 stars

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I know, I know, those sound like blurbs more than reviews, but they are short stories and details tend to spoil them. If you really need details, they are both just a buck each on the ‘Zon. Go read ’em!

That’s it! Short and Sweet!

Until next blog…

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