Shadows for Silence in the Forests of Hell

This short story is quite different front Brandon Sanderson's usual fair I found. Much darker and more obscure in it's telling. Personally I think it is my least favourite of his novellas. Having said that, I can't deny that once again his unique world-building is second to none. In 50 pages he can create something that takes most other authors 100's of pages to do. The suspense was definitely a highlight, even though I felt the characters weren't quite as well formed as in his other stories. Overall I still enjoy anything Brandon writes, even when it rates lower on my scale of his writing, it still ranks high among most of my reading overall.