Redemption’s Blood is a gritty Western, filled with colourful characters, as a pig farmer, Jensen Hills, evokes his bloody past to exact justice on the men that killed a young boy; his only friend.

He “evokes” his bloody past? What is that even supposed to mean?

Twelve Stories is a collection of brief vignettes that introduce a new writer. The reader can pick up the book and read any chapter and find truth, a smile, an epiphany and most importantly one young man’s reality.
Each of the chapters is a memory of a chaotic teenage life. The viewpoint is a lyrical, exploration of the exigencies, heartbreaks, and limits of love.
Above all, it is a book that can be picked up in any chapter and break your heart.

This is from the “I’m so damned fascinating” genre.

Ira and Irene’s grandson Phil, who is a brilliant chemist, tells them that he has
discovered ‘The Fountain of Youth,’ in a Black Cactus.
Ira and Irene want a taste.
Phil will not give it to them.
“Something could go horribly wrong. You’ll haveto wait a little while longer.”
“How long?
“Around five years.”
“We will be dead by then.”
In self defense, Ira and Irene and three friends decide to steal a sip of youth.
They become as young and handsome and beautiful as they were in High School.
The five friends are thrilled and happy for a little while.
A few weeks later, Phil has bad news.
The chimpanzee that he gave the youth juice to has died a horrible death.

Did the chimp write the blurb?