Lilith and other stories of Femme fatale

by S.A. Gambino

Lilith wants to welcome you to hell. In this collection of short stories men have wronged women in many ways, and must pay for their treachery. Lilith will guide some, but many will find vengeance on their own. Welcome to Lilith’s Revenge and Stories of Femme Fatale and read if you dare. For you shall be judged

87 pages, Paperback

First published April 3, 2011

About the author

Sheri Gambino, (S.A Gambino), works as a full time Sales Manager and part-time horror writer. Current publications include: Just released “Lilith’s Revenge and Stories of Femme Fatale”, Available through Panic Press, “Rhymes of the Dead, Demented and Vile,” through Amazon Kindle. Other publication, “Vicious Verses and Reanimated Rhymes,” by Coscom Entertainment; “End of Days 2,” “Love is Dead,” and "Book Of The Dead 3," by Living Dead Press; “Zombonauts,” and “Letters of the Dead,” by Library of the Living Dead. Several other horror short stories are due out through Library of the Living Dead in 2011. When not writing, she enjoys photography, reading, and playing with her three dogs. She currently resides in Kansas City, Missouri.

Reviews

[Roger · Rating 5 out of 5]

Brutality begets brutality as the evil men do are seen thru the eyes of the demon Lilith. A linked anthology, Lilith is sometimes key to the stories or only present in spirit. But the message is clear: the vengeance of a woman is hell to bear! This book holds nothing back as far as sex and violence but has its own refreshing sense of justice. The creeps in this book get what they deserve. Very well written and exciting to read. I loved the stories so much I only read one per night to make it last longer. So if you aren't afraid of a little bit of the ultra violence, pick this one up, its a real winner!

[Stephen North · Rating 5 out of 5]

I admit I am her friend, but I enjoyed this book. Tired of women being victimized, abused, and MAN-handled? Are these stories disturbing---Yes! They are also entertaining, unique, sometimes Stevil, er I mean evil, and did I mention they are disturbing? Readers need to be stout of heart and not afraid of going into dark places. That being said, "Buy this book now and you may be among the favored when the dark days come!"