Just Desserts

Susan Moore is a shy woman who has overcome a speech impediment. Her high school years were defined by relentless bullying, culminating in a deadly prank that resulted in an intensive care unit stay. Gallegos writes this story with a focus on flavoured horror elements. The narrative follows her return to a twenty year high school reunion. She seeks revenge on the classmates who wronged her. The plot delivers delicious results for those who targeted her in the past. This book suits readers who enjoy supernatural fiction where personal trauma drives the action. It appeals to fans of gothic themes involving retribution. The work does not suit those seeking lighthearted comedy or stories without violent consequences. Gallegos structures the tale around the tension between past victimization and present power. The story draws on traditions of revenge horror where the protagonist turns the tables on their tormentors. The narrative is grounded in the specific history of Susan Moore’s life. It examines the long term effects of bullying and the desire for justice. The setting of a reunion provides a confined space for these conflicts to erupt. Readers interested in psychological horror will find the progression of events compelling. The book offers a sharp look at how past wounds can shape future actions. Gallegos presents a clear path from victimhood to vengeance.