THE FORGOTTEN: Gods and Monsters applying for permanent residency in Canada by C. M. Hindmarsh

 *I received a copy of this book for my honest review*



Gods and monsters need a place to call home too...

Hidden among the huddling masses and the waves of refugees lies a strange and sinister sight. Creatures from the olde world, searching for refuge and dreaming of new lives in Canada. But what will they find in the bustling cities and wild expanses? How will ancient beasts and archaic magic mix with a planet that left them far behind?

Inside this collection of paranormal short stories, you’ll explore the beasts and creatures that lurked in the shadows of the ancient cities and wilds of ages past. As they settle in Canada and embark on their new lives, you’ll witness their attempts to adapt to the new world they’ve been thrown into, struggling to adjust to life in a modern, magic-free world.


MY THOUGHTS


Yes, this isn't something I usually review on my blog but it sounded interesting and I was in the mood for something different last month so I decided to give it a shot and review it on here for you all.

This is a collection of short stories and it is perfect if you just want a quick read.   

On Halloween, I was just going to read one or two of the stories that day and read the rest the next day but I ended up reading the entire book because I was so into the short stories.


Each short stories are different and very much entertaining. I have never read anything like these short stories before.


I do highly recommend 


I am giving this 5 out of 5,


If you would like to purchase this book, here are the links:


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