Written by Laurie Baxter⭐ ⭐ ⭐
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I downloaded the Ferry Godfather in April 2020 but I have no recollection of how I came across it. The blurb certainly appeals to me and thanks to the #220BOS26 reading challenge, it has finally made it to the top of my TBR list.
I begin by thanking Laurie Baxter, the author, for the free digital copy of the Ferry Godfather which I have now read and reviewed below.
The blurb:
Ferry GodfatherA weekend she'd rather skip. A car making funny noises. Help that comes in an unusual form.
Tina's on a ferry boat headed for doom (a.k.a. her sister's wedding). It's not her day, but it's about to get a whole lot weirder.
Ferry Godfather is a short story.
Ferry Godfather is a quick read which I thought started off well and caught my interest.
I felt the ending was hurried and it left me a bit confused. The premise is interesting and I think this would make a strong basis for a much longer story.
I find that I have three more of Ms Baster's short stories on my e-reader and I will definitely be reading some of these soon.


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