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About the Author

Arielle K Harris spent her formative years in Scotland, which has irreversibly confused her accent and spelling conventions. Lately she has returned to her hometown in Massachusetts, where she finished her first novel, Bestial, and is raising her young son. Arielle writes stories which focus on the human experience through the lens of fantasy, posing questions about reality through the means of unreality.

36:T58c, Almost is a good description of this story. It feels unfinished and I have so many questions about the characters. Who was the mouse? What happened to Desiree? What became of the parents? Why is good so frequently punished?I almost gave this three stars, but realized I cannot judge this by my disappointment at the way it ended. There is art here.The author pulled me through the story, consistently teasing me with unexpected twists. She made me feel a full range of emotions, including wanting to throw my Kindle across the room at the end. She explored every rel