Hell's Doctor

A great story that is very hard to put down. The writing style is really easy to read. A really good horror story I haven't read in a while.

An alternative version of Hell from the standard makes this interesting to read.

thank you.                                                                                                                                                                 
enjoyed it,                                                                                                                                      
will get copies for family and friends.

I was VERY excited to settle in with this book and a cup of coffee on a rainy afternoon. But, I just did not get the satisfaction from it, that I was expecting. I am a bit of a grammar and punctuation snob, and the numerous mistakes in this book were very distracting to the point of being irritating. The story has a good premise, but there were some thin spots, here and there, that could have done with a little more substance added to them. There were some points where the writing was a bit confusing and did not flow smoothly. I think the book would be much more interesting and appealing were it to undergo some intensive edits to content with regard to both the rules of grammar and thought process.

*I received a complimentary copy of this book from NetGalley & Black Rose Writing in order to read and provide an honest review.

To be honest, I'm not really sure how I feel about this book. It was all a bit odd!
I had to finish the book though, to find out just how weird it could get!
There were some gory parts in the book, which were described very well. I didn't really have a problem with this, although some may find it distressing. It did seem to be appropriate for the story line though, you would expect a lot of gore in hell! 
I found the book more interesting once the Private Investigator and his aid set out to complete their given task. Some problem solving came into the story then, which I liked. 
Thanks NetGalley for my copy.

A creepy, masterfully imagined look at the diabolical intrigues of the netherworld.