FACES: WHAT LIES BEHIND THE STONES?
Driving down the rocky path I saw the overgrowngrass, weeds and poison ivy overtaking the outer perimeter of the bushes. Thesmell of mildew, the stench of the dried bones of animals killed by cars alongthis dirt road coming up from the ground, the sadness on the faces of thedrivers in the cars behind us; you could feel the pain and sorrow. As youlooked inside the cars and saw the faces of the drivers, you began to wonderwhat they were thinking, their thoughts and feelings as they travelled downlife’s highway, possibly for the very last time. What stories lie behind thefaces behind the wheel of each car? What stories lie hidden? Faces…so, so manystories. Here are seven that will make chills run down your spine and make youwonder: What lies behind the stones? Who lives there?
The Story Behind This Book
These are true stories based on real life events. The names of the characters have been changed and some of the events might be different but they are meant to make the reader really think.
Praise and Reviews
If you have, as I have, ever wandered through a cemetery wondering
what stories the souls would tell that are behind, or under, the headstones
then Fran Lewis may have some answers for you. In a well-crafted
collection of stories she has given voices to a few chosen souls allowing them
to finally speak and share their stories. It is both poignant and
bizarre as you experience their last few days with their voices as your guide,
educating you on their mistakes as well as their successes. I give
credit to Fran as she uses this medium, sorry for the pun, to help educate as
well as entertain the reader with her stories of pain, murder, and
revenge. At times, while reading this collection, I wondered about
those in my own past who suffered the blunt and sharp edge of my impatience,
prejudice and ignorance. Our lives, all of our lives, touch each other
in one fashion or another, Fran’s chilling work challenges us to remember that
or suffer the consequences. Another fine work from Fran Lewis, I
give her 5 STARS!!
Reviewed by Larry Sheridan: author of Work In Progress
Fran
Lewis is a unique Book Reviewer who writes book reviews in her own style.She
has written several other good books but this is the very first book written in
the murder mystery genre. She has done a terrific job and after reading her new
novel I am sure we have not seen the last of Fran's Mysteries. I think
Fran has found her niche. I am looking forward to reading her next book and so
will every reader that reads FACES BEHIND THE STONE. One word describes her
book wow! Good Luck Fran you are well on your way toward a long successful
writing career.
Marsha Cook, Author,Literary Consultant,CEO OF Michigan Avenue
Media LLC and Marcus Bryan & ASSOCIATES INC
Fran Lewis wrote
six stories that will send chills down your spine and keep you glued to the
printed page from start to finish. Just who are these faces behind each stone?
Read this spellingbinding book to find out.
Norma Stopek: Avid
Reader
Faces Behind the Stone Review
By Fran Lewis
Fran Lewis captivates you
from page one with this collection of horror
Fran Lewis captivates you from page one with this collection of horror
stories that are intriguing to say the least. The characters are so well
written that you almost become them. I found myself rereading the one of
Virginia Green. It was very close to what I went through in personal life that
it almost brought tears to my eyes feeling for this woman. This is a five star
collection of shorts that you surely must read.Reviewer G. R. Holton
This review is from: Faces Behind the Stones
(Paperback)
Per a
friends suggestion, I picked up Faces Behind the Stones and within pages, I was
hooked. Cover to cover are seven stories that will have chills running up and
down your spine. Seven stories that will leave you guessing and wondering, what
lies behind the stone.
This
is the best collection of stories I've read in years!
