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Title: Cruelty (Episode Six)

Author: Edward Lorn

Narrator: Kevin R Tracy

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 31 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-24-14

Publisher: Edward Lorn

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Cruelty is a serial novel in ten parts.

Episode Six.

In the wake of tragedy, Twon's rage overcomes his better judgment. Tonight, revenge will be his.

Meanwhile, Gregory Hotel Hyatt is on the run from an impossible entity.

When Momma finds Forgiveness, her past comes back to haunt her.

Now, Cruelty has a score to settle.

Every monster has its origins.

Members Reviews:

Part six of ten

Cruelty and Regret are loose and causing all sorts of mayhem and destruction.

This is a serialized novel. That means the really big story is broken up into smaller parts, in this case, ten parts. So you do need to have read parts one through five before reading this installment and then you will need to read parts seven through ten to finish the story. There is strong language and violence throughout all of the parts so far. Those are you warnings. If you just can't stand serials though, the book is going to be put out as two omnibus editions. Omnibus one contains parts one through five and is already out. Omnibus two with parts two through ten will be released after all the parts have been released.

If you got past the warnings, then you will probably not have a problem with this ongoing story. Personally, I enjoy the smaller segments. It helps to break up the reading of a long story. It is like watching a TV series. Sometimes, I just don't have the time to watch an entire season in one sitting. Also, it gives me something to look forward to reading. The other good thing about serialized novels is that you can usually try them fairly cheaply and see if you like them before getting too invested.

This story is full of action, great characters, and supernatural suspense. It is well worth following.

4 Regrets Cruelly Forgotten for Cruelty: Episode Six

Disclaimer: I follow E. Lorn on Goodreads. He and I follow each other's blogs on Booklikes. We've never exchanged more than a few polite words on either platform. If you think that colours this review, then click away now ...

Edward Lorn's serial novel continues in exciting fashion with Episode Six, with some backstory to the supernatural antagonists being fleshed out, and a couple of other dramatic developments that will leave fans aching for more from the series.

To be honest, I was a little on the fence regarding the five episodes in the first collection I read last year. I even opted not to give it a grade, because I wanted to see how it all played out.

Having now returned to reading in episodic format, I feel more confident in saying this is shaping to be an excellent serialised novel. And more than that, much like Stephen King did with The Green Mile, I think Lorn has managed to hit on the head what works for serialised fiction. Especially since it's all I can do not to go scrambling for Episode Seven right now. But then I must be patient as at the time of this reviewing, there's still two episodes to complete Cruelty's final act.

If you haven't yet got around to it, get on to this - just pace yourself appropriately. Because none of us want to end up calling for E. Lorn's blood in the same way half the reading world does for one George R. R. Martin's.

4 Regrets Cruelly Forgotten for Cruelty: Episode Six.