Burnt Vengeance: - A solicitor Last Will and Testament best friend revenge short story set during a cremation, a betrayal from beyond the grave.

by C.G. Buswell, Abi Buswell

Synopsis

How will a dying best friend in a hospice take his revenge?

What are his final wishes and what will his solicitor reveal about his cremation when she reads out his Last Will and Testament to his wife and friends?


A solicitor Last Will and Testament best friend revenge short story set during a cremation, a betrayal from beyond the grave.


5-star author C.G. Buswell brings another story from his dark, tempestuous mind. Burnt Vengeance will have you screaming for the light and grappling with your imagination as you try to quell your fear.



"Gripping, Excellent read as always. Really recommend it. Well done to Chris the author."


Reviews for his other novels and short stories:

"Absolutely brilliant book, Chris. So well written. I have no understanding of Wellington or Napoleon, but I understood what was in the book. I feel like I know Scott personally. Would recommend this book to anyone. Gripping, enthralling, and more. Did not take me long to read at all." Can't wait for the next adventure. - Tigger, Paperback Reader, 5 Star Amazon Review.


"Yet again absolutely BRILLIANT. As expected, another outstanding read from Chris what a brilliant writer he is. Would highly recommend people to read this book as with the first book I felt like I was there with Scott. Please keep writing Chris waiting in anticipation for Scott's next mission. Would have given 10 stars but it only goes to 5 but well deserves 10." - Yvonne, Paperback Reader, 5 Star Amazon Review.


"I couldn't put it down because the pace was gripping. I thought this book was very well researched and managed the two genres of gritty realism, of Afghanistan, with a supernatural agent - the ghost- driving the main story, her story very well. There was some very moving writing about episodes in the first world war battles to where the main character Scott is taken back by the ghost. Or is it his post-traumatic stress hallucinations? This is clever stuff and most of the time the writer pulls it off. Occasionally when facts are given to us outside the protagonist's point of view eg p 109/110 it jars a bit and occasionally the medical terminology was lost on me as layperson. But all in all, it's very well done and it is a gritty read." Rhiannon Evans




"I read this book in 2 nights, I just couldn't put it down. When I reached the end I cried. My neighbour died in Afghanistan and I imagined him standing there with the others waiting for Naomi and Morag. An excellent read thank you." Susan Robinson

Release date: September 13, 2017

Print pages: 36