If you are looking for something short and chilling, you can’t go wrong with this bite sized horror from a master storyteller.
Frank enjoys a night to himself watching a horror movie, while his wife looks after the sick children. Little does he know that more scares await him than in the film.
William F Aicher has a nice writing style. It’s deceptively simple, and he conveys a lot with few words.
All the pieces are laid out from the beginning, so the denouement makes sense, but it is still exciting to see in exactly which direction the story will go.
With such a short tale there is little room for world building or character development, but the atmosphere is intense. The author perfectly captures how easy it is to scare yourself when alone in the dark.
I award A Good Provider…
A Good Provider is available for $1.29 ebook on Amazon.
Click here to read my review of William F Aicher’s psychological drama, A Confession.
Click here to read my review of his fantasy horror, Undead as a Doornail.
Click here to read my review of his nonfiction book, How to Sell More Books on Amazon.
Iseult Murphy 
I would totally read this in the dark using only the light of the e-reader! It sounds scary-fun!
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Oh you should! That’s a wonderful idea!
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Okay, I’ve read it. It IS perfect for reading in the dark on an e-reader! Fun little story that’s scarier in the dark!
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Excellent! Thanks for letting me know.
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Been meaning to ask, does MC stand for “Maine Coon?”
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I love Maine Coons. No, it’s for Master Cat and Mister Cat. Must change it to five furry friends! Priscilla said it the other day and I like it. 😊
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Nice.
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Sounds grand!
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