Page turner till the end! – The story is about Toby Lieberman who works in rural Texas. His home life has been turned upside down, he can do no wrong by his daughter, and he has a tight knit group of family and friends he can trust. Bad things start happening around him and he finds himself trying to survive and avoiding the Law as much as possible. The story picks up and then the real ride continues.
This is one of Miller’s first books published and what a treat! Werewolves in Texas, um yes please! The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars was because there is some repetition throughout the book that made me feel like I had de’ja’ vu moments. I was really enthralled in the story and think this would make a great movie! Miller does an excellent job developing the characters so readers can choose which to love and which to hate. Miller is a promising up and comer and this debut novel shows the unbelievable talent he has still to share with us!
4/5 Stars, The Voracious Gnome Review!
Get yours at https://www.amazon.com/Taste-Home-Book-ebook/dp/B087QX55FZ/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=a+taste+of+home+c+derick+miller&qid=1592498307&sr=8-1
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C. Derick Miller is an award winning (Splatterpunk/Indie/Cult/Horror/Dark Fiction) author, Gonzo journalist, producer, screenwriter, poet, ordained minister, and songwriter born in the town of Greenville, Texas. A seasoned paranormal investigator and administrator for the fine art industry, his influences include Hunter S. Thompson, Kevin Smith, Shawn Mullins, and Del James. He is the Head Writer for Your Stories On Video and is Sr. Writer/Jr. Producer for AtuA Productions. Chad is also an active member of the International Thriller Writers organization, the Horror Writer’s Association, and co-host of the “American Justice” podcast. He resides in the Bishop Arts District of Dallas, Texas and has a price on his head for his short story “Hell Paso” contained in the #1 Amazon Best Selling/Award Winning Death’s Head Press Anthology “And Hell Followed”. He wishes he was making up that last part but…it’s nice to be wanted.
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