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Reviewed by Vernita Naylor for Readers' Favorite
If you are looking for an anthology that reflects different genres from mystery and suspense, humanity, and heartfelt to comedic stories, get a copy of Nothing in the Mirror by Jill Vance. In this book, you will discover twenty-one short stories that will keep you engaged, laughing, and guessing. Reading this book will offer a fantastic experience because Jill is not only telling her story as reflected in one of the shorts but she has also, within the same story, cleverly interjected other shorts mentioned in the collection. This particular story has been crafted to create a platform of full enjoyment and intrigue that will cause the reader to want to read more.
I enjoyed Nothing in the Mirror by Jill Vance because there were so many stories that fed my palate. Some of my favorites were Age Difference because what we see when we look in the mirror or how we feel doesn’t always align with our reality. A Million Pound Book reflects that when you happily share your accomplishments with those closest to you, you don’t truly know how they are feeling about you; things are not always as they appear. The Boy and the Rock Star shows that when your life seems to be at its lowest point it takes a spark to light the flames and revive your life which completes the circle of life. Divorce Letters not only left me speechless but it had me laughing so much due to the letters exchanged between the ex-husband and wife which also presented an unexpected twist that you will find extremely interesting. And last but not least Machiavellian Surprise was true to its name but the irony is that payback can be grueling. If you are looking for a book to entertain, I suggest that you get this book.
