Violence, revenge, and other family values:
a story about life at the bottom of the pack.
Sarah R. Suleski: "a very mysterious, highly visual narrative that throws you into the narrator’s first person perspective and immerses you in Tiergan’s feelings . . . a great balance between character and plot . . . I always look forward to more"
rozeyhaze: "unveils itself quite wonderfully . . . you forget that you’re reading . . . lots of detail specific to the ‘nature’ of these characters that I’d never considered"
Miladysa: "My intention was to read a couple of pages and two hours later I reluctantly tore myself away . . . Winter Rain is a thrill to read . . . this is fantasy but in a real way"
Sonja Nitschke: "flows naturally, and it is very in the moment . . . at the end of a segment, I always look forward to more"
Meh-Teh: "The pacing and length make for a short, satisfying read; instant gratification."
NathanKP: "Throughout Poirier's prose is strong with hard edges that fit exactly with the story's theme. The dark imagery and descriptions inject the story with a sort of tension that is sure to bring some readers back for more."
MeiLin Miranda: "The writing has an immediacy and a freshness . . . I check it often for updates and am always happy when they appear"
Sarah R. Suleski: I am so satisfied I may need a cigarette.
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