Death Boner by Carter Johnson
Grave-robbing necrophiliac by night.
Rachel Downing isn't like other girls. While the world sleeps, she leads a double life, haunting cemeteries and graveyards in her 1964 Cadillac hearse looking for a cold date. Tonight, she's going to find exactly what she's looking for and more.
Prepare yourself for a transgressive excursion into the twisted mind of a girl who's just to die for...
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CanadaDeath Boner is is unique, fun, and delightfully perverse.
Meet Rachael. Rachael is not like most other girls. Rachael makes love to the unalive. Potentially, it is the only thing that makes her FEEL alive. Her entire life seems to revolve around the planning and doing, and here, in Carter Johnson's story, Death Boner, she narrates the down and dirty as she attends to Rick Herndale, recently deceased. I enjoyed Death Boner, even though I had a difficult time suspending my disbelief. My thought is that the story could have used some very honest conservative criticism from a few of the women in the author's life. Apart from that, Carter's story is unique, fun, and delightfully perverse. In the end, Death Boner ends too soon, leaving too many questions unanswered, leaving plenty of room for a sequel, perhaps? Or even better, a prequel!
United StatesWTF
Very entertaining. I love the author’s voice. It is disgusting- which is why you bought it, right?