Carousel

by K. Shantel

A woman considers taking drastic measures to free herself from her lover’s grip.

25 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 14, 2020

About the author

K. Shantel is Willie B's granddaughter, a University of Alabama alumnus, and a resident of Nashville, TN. She enjoys reading all types of fiction and writing the movie-like stories that create themselves in her head. She also writes literary fiction as K.S. Dunigan.

Reviews

[Jamie (TheRebelliousReader)]

3 stars. Very interesting and unique concept but entirely too short. Also, I just know you fucking lying! That ending! Disrespectful. I want more. I need answers because if that ending means what I think it means I am shook. So much potential in this little short story so for how intriguing it is I’m giving it three stars. Definitely left me wanting more.

[Rena]

In only 25 pages, Carousel by K. Shantel manages to create a fully fleshed story about a woman wanting to surgically remove any memories of her ex. While I think the ending was a little abrupt, it did leave me wanting more.

[BlackSpec Circuit]

Strange, tech dystopian, sapphic love/ obsession situation. I was into it! This is a new author for me i cant wait to read more from them.