No One Rides For Free

Sick and twisted with no real value unless one wants some nightmare ‘stranger danger' fuel.

I read the first chapter before bed yesterday and then tonight at bed I couldn't put it down until I finished it. Very effective extreme horror. Well written. This author has me intrigued and I would love to read more from her! Also, the middle of the book warning threw me off guard but, it was warranted. 

Rating: 0 leaves out of 5-Characters: 0/5 -Cover: 0/5-Story: 0/5-Writing: 0/5Genre: Horror, Crime, Splatterpunk, Thriller-Horror: 0/5-Crime: 0/5-Splatterpunk: 0/5-Thriller: 0/5Type: EbookWorth?: NoHated Disliked Meh It Was Okay Liked LovedJudith Sonnet is a FUCKING IDIOT. I never thought I would ever rate a book like this in my life. A 0 for the book and a 0 for this woman who wrote it. I can handle splatterpunk, it can be a bit tough, but I can handle it. THIS SHIT... isn't splatterpunk. It is the black shit you scrape off the bottom of the fucking trash bin. This shit is rape porn. This is such an insult to horror.

My review is for the eBook.
I've never read any books by Judith Sonnet before, so I wasn't sure what to expect I think the book is well written, but I don't understand the weird obsession with people urinating, or what is known as “piss-play”
The amount of times the author mentions someone urinating is excessive in this book, the plot of the book is okay, but I wouldn't say that it is enjoyable or interesting to read but that's just my opinion though.
Other people might disagree and that's fine, since everyone is entitled to their opinion.
Splatterpunk & extreme horror is not for everyone, not for the faint of heart either.

The following trigger warnings are various reasons why this book might not be for everyone.

WARNING: this book is not for the faint of heart. This is HORROR. Please look up triggers and content warnings.

That being said, I can't in good conscience give this book a rating. Judith Sonnet is known for her extreme body horror and this is no exception. There is a content warning at the 60% mark for a reason. However, the point of a horror is to frighten. It's to be gross. And do the unimaginable. The negative comments are clearly from people who did not read the afterward and Judith's reasoning behind writing this novella the way she did. Despite this being written in just 10 days, the writing was extremely well done. Again, if body horror isn't your cup of tea, I get that, but Judith Sonnet sure knows how to create VIVID imagery. Did I enjoy the book? No, because that's what it was supposed to do. It was meant to leave you with that icky feeling afterward.

If you can stomach extreme horror, this was very well written. It was fast paced, yet still a had a fully fleshed out story and characters. I will continue to read more from this author and recommend if horror is your thing.

yeah, it's pretty evident that this was written in only ten days

judith knows how to write books that pause my numbness and make me feel something usually the need to throw up