Shiftyj1

A scientific experiment gone wrong…really, really wrong.

McBride doesn’t make you feel stupid while explaining the scientific theories in his stories. He keeps it basic enough for Joe Reader to understand and manages to keep it real enough to be believable.

Such is the case with Zero. A very good short story from Michael McBride. The story was original and moved quickly. There was also a bonus short (similar in theme to Zero) “The Hands of God” which was equally as good and a bit more gruesome.

The two McBride upcoming previews at the end are almost as long as the initial story itself. Not a big fan of previews but was in the mood for something quick so it didn't bother me as much as it might have, but I did take a pass on reading them. I know enough about Mr. McBride to know that the dude can write and I want to read it all.