Human resources director, Lucy Matheson, is an expert at terminating staff members. But when she fires the most feared and notorious employee at Edmon Enterprises, a curse is set into motion, turning her nightmares into a reality for all eternity.
Kristina Rienzi, M.A., C.P.C., is a bestselling author of both fiction and non-fiction who has dedicated her life through psychology, coaching, leadership, and writing to inspire and empower others. Her debut self-help book, 5 Happy Choices: The Simple Way to a Happier Life is an Amazon #1 New Release and Bestseller. Among Us, her latest novel was featured on Audible’s ACX University and an Audible Editor’s Select Pick. Kristina also holds an ELI-MP, SPHR, SHRM-SCP, and CiHS. She lives at the Jersey Shore with her husband and daughter. Visit her at https://kristinarienzi.com.
This is a pretty good short story. The author has a good writing style, and the storyline is unusual and original. I would have liked a little bit more clarification as to what exactly happened to the main character. I think I understand, but even a few more sentences could help make it crystal clear. I certainly don't regret reading it though, and I would be interested to read other works by this author.
For such a short story, I found this incredibly interesting, filled with twists and turns, and shockingly surprising! I had no idea what was coming, which is fairly unusual for me. I usually have a pretty good idea where things are going, but this one kinda blindsided me. In a good way! It's very fast-paced, only a few characters, and it's memorable, that's for sure. Maybe don't read at night if spooky stories can scare you! But otherwise, enjoy! It's about a half-hour or less read.
What a great short story. This is the first time I have read any books from this author , but I know it won't be the last. I was hooked from the very beginning and tried to figure it out, but I couldn't. It kept me turning the pages. If you enjoy a great book you should read this one.
Well written with great, solid characters. Lots of suspense and mystery, but when the clencher came I was left confused. After rereading it couple times I understood the twist which would have been great had it not been so perplexing. More clarification and thus story is horror gold.
Lucy Matheson is good at her job, the personification of perfection as a Human Resources director. She is confident and professional at all times. She is given an assignment that will call all of her experience and poise to accomplish. "Again" is the result of performing that task.
This is a somewhat scary short story, with a spooky twist at the end that I could not have guessed. The author has a polished writing style that makes this tale flow well.