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Kelvin Kettle lives in Mapleville, Rhode Island with his wife and cat. He took a writing course with Writers Digest to further help him enhance his writing abilities.
Kelvin's genre of reading and writing is horror/suspense/thriller/fantasy/adventure. He loves to entertain his readers with his dark imagination. He likes to write stories that are different and that will capture a readers attention right away.
Kelvin has been writing stories ever since he was a kid of about ten years old. He always enjoyed entertaining his friends in school with short stories like, Attack of the Squirrels, Bright Eyes and Computer Dating.
He was often told by his friends and teachers that he was a good writer and that he should consider writing for a living. It's been a long road for Kelvin, but he hopes that readers will discover him, get scared and be entertained. He is always flattered when a reader enjoys his stories.
Reviewed by Mamta Madhavan for Readers' Favorite
Darker Side Endings by Kelvin Kettle is a set of 8 horror stories. All the eight stories - Spikes, Shanglin Forest,The Black Egg, Date Mistake, Amanda in Red, The Student, The Pretty Lady and The Devil's Altar - are unique with a common thread of horror, intrigue, mystery, and suspense running through them. 'Spikes' is about a murder case where the suspect is an attractive woman. 'Shanglin Forest' is a story about Shanglin Forest when Shanglin is the King and how the forest sees a lot of bloodshed. 'The Black Egg' is a dark story of how terror strikes when this egg hatches. 'Date Mistake' is the lighter of the stories of how all of Jake's date meetings go awry. 'Amanda In Red' is a creepy story of a girl who is visible only to one person and he sees her wearing a blood stained white dress. 'The Student' is about Carl Stone who was accused of murdering girls and how he is taught a lesson. 'The Pretty Lady' is an intriguing story of a lady in white who shows up to James Denny. The last short story, 'The Devil's Altar' is a horrifying story of five friends who find out their party at the Devil's Altar might be their last party.
Some stories are creepy, some bizarre, some weird, and some scary to make it an interesting collection for the reader. All the stories leave the readers hooked to the book. The author has written different types of stories that are all horror related. There is a sense of urgency and fear in all the stories that makes them fast paced.
