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Six Keys
A teen haunted by an entity, a love interest with a deadly secret, a text from a dead girl's phone. Six Keys is a collection of thirteen short horror stories where all characters are separated by their own origins but find themselves sharing a common thread. Only the best of the worst will receive a key to their own Hell. In each story this novel takes your mind and turns it against you in ways that make you wonder, how well can you trust yourself, and what could ever be capable of doing such an impossible task. The mind is like a lock box where we keep everything that makes us who we are. It holds our secrets, memories, passwords, and morals. It is what everyone in this world is the most dependent on, something that no one can ever fully get in to. But what if someone had a key? A key that would allow them to enter your mind and invade everything you've ever known to be real? Turning what is wrong, right. Removing hesitation, and taking over what makes you, you.
224 pages, Paperback
Published May 10, 2019
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October 4, 2019
I loved this book. It was a quick read that meshed psychological thriller with supernatural suspense. It was especially noteworthy since Meg Garcia is not an established writer.
My criticisms of the book are related to the design and editing. I'm assuming since this was through Fantasia Divinity Publishing that Meg did not have to do her own book design. But there was no table if contents. The page numbers were all on the right side of the page (even for left pages). The header was normal face (not bold), same font as the text, no line underneath, same on every page (no different right and left pages). The chapter titles were the same font as the text. And the last page had the UPC code and print datestamp on it. For a professional publishing company, that doesn't bode well.
Although there were two editors named in the front of the book, neither of them caught the mixup of 'mediation" and "meditation" in one of the chapters, and there were several typos.
But overall, Garcia did a great job on her debut novel. It really scratched my itch for a good horror read.
My criticisms of the book are related to the design and editing. I'm assuming since this was through Fantasia Divinity Publishing that Meg did not have to do her own book design. But there was no table if contents. The page numbers were all on the right side of the page (even for left pages). The header was normal face (not bold), same font as the text, no line underneath, same on every page (no different right and left pages). The chapter titles were the same font as the text. And the last page had the UPC code and print datestamp on it. For a professional publishing company, that doesn't bode well.
Although there were two editors named in the front of the book, neither of them caught the mixup of 'mediation" and "meditation" in one of the chapters, and there were several typos.
But overall, Garcia did a great job on her debut novel. It really scratched my itch for a good horror read.
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