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From Monsters and Critics.com Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Book Reviews Indulge your taste for the demented with this darkly delightful, no-cal romp through the fast food underbelly as told through 23 inventive short stories that puts a fresh spin on dining out. Bret Jordan serves up a unique entrée in “Veggie Burger” that features a decidedly different twist to the old Invasion of the Body Snatchers movie theme while “Red, Yellow and Green” by Christopher J. Dwyer will have parents thinking twice before turning their youngsters loose in those kiddie playgrounds found in assorted fast food restaurants across the country. Stephen Lecherc’s “A Bad Case of the Meat Sweats” is a suitably gruesome tale of a man overwhelmed by the need for a good meat fix. From hungry hobos to downtrodden burger slingers looking for an escape, this anthology is packed with some of the tastiest, disturbing and funniest fast food horror stories you are likely to come across and should be savored.
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