Review of Maniacs, Monsters and a Bump in the Night
Posted: 07 Sep 2023, 07:00
[Following is a volunteer review of "Maniacs, Monsters and a Bump in the Night" by G. Richard Evans.]
Right off the bat I was intrigued by the title; Maniacs, Monsters and a Bump in the night. I couldn't wait to dive into the mysteries of the night. As I started reading it captured my attention and couldn't put the book down. I became apart of the story. Granted the more into the book I read it was different than what I had expected. There's a little bit of everything; humor, sexual context to help the imagination. There's real life situations we all experience at some point. Even the weird ask yourself what was I thinking scenerios. As the author stated by the end you get a better perspective of life. From the outside looking in views you can see what people do to each other and what we can do to change the pattern of "normalcy". You are pulled into this interesting story that by time it ends you can't stop talking about it.
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Maniacs, Monsters and a Bump in the Night
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Right off the bat I was intrigued by the title; Maniacs, Monsters and a Bump in the night. I couldn't wait to dive into the mysteries of the night. As I started reading it captured my attention and couldn't put the book down. I became apart of the story. Granted the more into the book I read it was different than what I had expected. There's a little bit of everything; humor, sexual context to help the imagination. There's real life situations we all experience at some point. Even the weird ask yourself what was I thinking scenerios. As the author stated by the end you get a better perspective of life. From the outside looking in views you can see what people do to each other and what we can do to change the pattern of "normalcy". You are pulled into this interesting story that by time it ends you can't stop talking about it.
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Maniacs, Monsters and a Bump in the Night
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon