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Posted On: October 8th 2026, 01:36 pm

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ecovilagovardhan

a month ago

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A Symphony of Violence by T.D. Lawler

5/5 stars

A Symphony of Violence really, really surprised me. I love horror and gory books and when I got the opportunity to read this one I immediately dove into it. It's a short story and my brain was prepared for horrible things, blood, gore and pure agony. What I did not expect was how attached I got to the main character and how desperately I wanted to defend him and his actions. It almost feels like I am in a full-on Stockholm Syndrome type of situation and my aching heart won't accept any hatred towards him whatsoever. He is a good guy. He is precious. He deserves sympathy and understanding. It's insane how protective I feel. I never had that before in any horror book. And.. yeah. I love that. I love that I feel this. I love how different this one feels and how bloody perfect this short story was. I am just mesmerized by how much depth was added in such a short story to completely and utterly consume me.

The book is a letter from a brother to his lost sister. He tells her his story, the path he took, and how far he went to get her to safety. He is unapologetic, doesn't shy away from any detail and pours his love for her into this letter.

Their story starts when she is really young and he is only six years old. Their father was abusive to their mother for all their lives. And when he leaves and suddenly comes back he violently kills his wife in front of his son. The boy crawls to his mother and sits besides her body until the mailman comes and calls the police. Both children get locked away into foster care and for a while they are together. But something happens that separates the two and the boy ends up in a sort of mental facility.

He is lost at first and on his own. But the second a quiet but violent boy named Skoll enters the facility they become instant and forever kind of friends. They are complete opposites but just fit tightly together. They go on this insane journey and I loved every second of it. Several reasons drive them forwards.

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