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A review by lindakat
Eternal Frankenstein by
4.0
The Eternal Frankenstein anthology was, as a whole, quite well written, however some of the stories really weren't that great, instead closer to the lines of predictable and boring.
I rate this book four stars despite my boredom or distaste to a couple of the stories since the ones I liked, were really, really interesting a few even with twists that made me gasp or laugh, and the concluding story of Mary Shelley's Body tied everything together so nicely.
Interesting is a good word to describe this collection of short stories, as they, as a collection address the morality behind resurrection and the creation of new life, rather than being overly gruesome, gory or horrific it was thought-provoking.
Would for sure recommend, to someone who likes a provocative read shrouded with a gothic setting.
I rate this book four stars despite my boredom or distaste to a couple of the stories since the ones I liked, were really, really interesting a few even with twists that made me gasp or laugh, and the concluding story of Mary Shelley's Body tied everything together so nicely.
Interesting is a good word to describe this collection of short stories, as they, as a collection address the morality behind resurrection and the creation of new life, rather than being overly gruesome, gory or horrific it was thought-provoking.
Would for sure recommend, to someone who likes a provocative read shrouded with a gothic setting.