title: Invasion of Privacy: and Other Short Stories
author:  Jim Liston 
description: <span><span><b>Reviewed by Jack Magnus for Readers' Favorite</b></span> <br />Invasion of Privacy and Other Short Stories is a remarkable collection of stories that grab you and don't let go until the end. Some are reminiscent of Rod Serling's Twilight Zone; a mix of horror, fantasy and the absurd. Others, like Invasion of Privacy, are engrossing adventures spiced with a bit of mystery. They all share a few attributes: amazing characters whom you quickly come to know and care about, and story-lines that catch you up in the action with the first few words. Jim Liston's stories are great reading and highly entertaining.</span><br /><br /><b>Reviewed byRosi Hollinbeck for San Francisco Book Review</b> <br />This collection of short fiction in the form of a novella and eight pieces of flash fiction is just the sort of thing to keep in one's pocket or pocketbook. These stories of murder, revenge, aliens, and everyday life are, for the most part, tight, well written, and full of irony. There is something nice about being able to pick up a story when you have little time and are able to read through in only a few minutes, especially when the story is satisfying and provokes an emotional response. This collection provides that and more.
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