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Las Posadas

Name: Las Posadas
Rating: 3.725 (30 reviews)
ISBN: i6AfIsmXqs

By V. Castro

Publisher Description

hopes to find something more with the gorgeous mortician who has just moved into town to take over the local funeral home after the owners die in a house fire.
For weeks the tension has been building between Nola and Henry during their weekly meetings at Puzzle Club. At the start of Las Posadas, and her turn to host Puzzle Club, Nola has an unexpected guest in her new home.
Nola has been single for years as she has put her success over love, but this Las Posadas she
Pozole and piñata sticks at the ready...

And a bonus story....

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Las Posadas Reviews

3.5

BarbieQue

Created 4 days ago

485Street

Created 7 months ago

Created 10 months ago

“This was an interesting short story, or “novelette,”to kick off spooky season I suppose. But it felt more like a rough draft than a fully fleshed out published work. The story isn’t exactly cohesive and the writing at times is silly. One example being, “My nipples wanted to fly into his mouth.” There was a lot of talk of nipples actually. “My cheeks burned and so did my nipples. They could have been unlit candle wicks beneath the second-day hoodie I now regret throwing on.” The MC thinks about sex a lot, which is fine, but maybe don’t have her thinking about wanting to make love to Henry for Christmas while in the midst of literally battling murderous vampires. Some of the actual horror elements worked. The descriptions of the Perchta witch and the vampires were interesting. I wish this story had focused less on the horniness and more on the actual background of the funeral home and where the witch and her vampires even came from. There’s no explanation or backstory on them. The creepiness is fleeting and once the vampire hunting begins, the atmosphere turns into more of a B list unserious horror film.”

Diverse representation Flat Limited character growth Realistic Setting fits the story Bad writing Clunky

Jasmine Amethyst

Created 10 months ago