Robert D. Spake

3.75★★★★A Threefold Love by Robert D. Spake

I was given this book in exchange for my honest review.

Can a relationship truly work with three people, or will it completely ruin the original dynamics? On a harmless trip to the grocery store, two best friends lives will be forever changed, when a handsome stranger helps them. For the first time ever, the three are truly happy.

This is a short story, coming in around 20 pages. I really enjoyed the beginning of the story, and where it was going. Although I was not thrilled with where it ended. I could tell where it was going, because I have seen those things play out.

I really wish it had a few more pages. Stronger character development, would have really added to this story. While I did feel emotional connected with the characters, I also felt that the story was rushed, in places.

Thank you to the author for sharing their nontraditional affair with me.… (meer)

3.5★★★★Incestua by Robert D. Spake

I was given this book in exchange for my honest review.

To be honest, I'm not real sure, what exactly I liked about this story, but I did. I can't put my finger on any one specific thing. It was just one of those "I like it" books.

So this story involves a controversial subject. The story takes place in an ancient world, and involves the Greeks. Enough said? As per the title, I'm sure you've guessed, incest is brought up. When I got to that, I was like, "What? Pause. Rewind. What? He did not just take it there." But once the initial shock wore off, I thought, no big deal, I'd be more surprised if it wasn't there. We've all seen the movies, and even though I don't agree with it, it happened, deal with it.

This is a short story with around 20 pages. I think we really missed out on a great epic battle scene. The potential was there, but the details just were not.

There were a few instances where the wording was a bit odd, but this might be attributed to word usage between countries. But did make a few spot slightly confusing. Such as I have no clue as to what a "winged word."

Thanks to the author, I did enjoy the end, justice served.… (meer)

This is a collection of short stories....

3.75★★★★A Threefold Love by Robert D. Spake

I was given this book in exchange for my honest review.

Can a relationship truly work with three people, or will it completely ruin the original dynamics? On a harmless trip to the grocery store, two best friends lives will be forever changed, when a handsome stranger helps them. For the first time ever, the three are truly happy.

This is a short story, coming in around 20 pages. I really enjoyed the beginning of the story, and where it was going. Although I was not thrilled with where it ended. I could tell where it was going, because I have seen those things play out.

I really wish it had a few more pages. Stronger character development, would have really added to this story. While I did feel emotional connected with the characters, I also felt that the story was rushed, in places.

Thank you to the author for sharing their nontraditional affair with me

3.5★★★★Incestua by Robert D. Spake

I was given this book in exchange for my honest review.

To be honest, I'm not real sure, what exactly I liked about this story, but I did. I can't put my finger on any one specific thing. It was just one of those "I like it" books.

So this story involves a controversial subject. The story takes place in an ancient world, and involves the Greeks. Enough said? As per the title, I'm sure you've guessed, incest is brought up. When I got to that, I was like, "What? Pause. Rewind. What? He did not just take it there." But once the initial shock wore off, I thought, no big deal, I'd be more surprised if it wasn't there. We've all seen the movies, and even though I don't agree with it, it happened, deal with it.

This is a short story with around 20 pages. I think we really missed out on a great epic battle scene. The potential was there, but the details just were not.

There were a few instances where the wording was a bit odd, but this might be attributed to word usage between countries. But did make a few spot slightly confusing. Such as I have no clue as to what a "winged word."

Thanks to the author, I did enjoy the end, justice served.… (meer)