Review: One Month to Live

One Month to Live
One Month to Live by Eloise De Sousa
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I liked this strange little story. It is told in the first person by the ghost of a woman who has pre-deceased her mother. She knows that her mother’s time has come, but wants to make her last days more comfortable than the Grim Reaper has in his mind. She does her best to persuade him to be gentle.

More than that I cannot say, as this is a short story and I am already in danger of telling it all. I haven’t given away more than you’ll find in the first couple of pages though.

It is an imaginative piece of writing, with a very faint flavor of “The Book Thief” about it. You’ll see what I mean if you read both.

It is slightly spoiled by the number of typos and tiny errors, which are a distraction, but I would recommend it as a quick read to any of my friends.

About Lance Greenfield

Blog: lancegreenfield.wordpress.com email: lancegmitchell@outlook.com I published my debut novel in December 2014: Eleven Miles. My second novel went live in February 2016: Knitting Can Walk!
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4 Responses to Review: One Month to Live

  1. Thank you for your honest review of my book. Glad you enjoyed it and I shall be putting The Book Thief on my list of books to read! πŸ˜€

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  2. Reblogged this on Thoughts by Mello-Elo and commented:
    A huge thank you to Lance Greenfield (Author of Eleven Miles) for reviewing my book One Month to Live. Whilst not giving it all away, he gives an honest review of the story. Here’s what he has to say…

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