Are You Afraid of the Dark by Sidney Sheldon: A Review

Answer 1

I think it depends on how one interprets the 'dark' in the story. If we consider the dark as the evil deeds and secrets that the characters hold, then it can be a bit intimidating. However, if we view it as just part of the plot device to drive the story forward, it loses some of its scariness. Sheldon's writing style is so smooth that it almost makes the dark elements seem like an integral and expected part of the story.

Answer 2

Not really. While Sidney Sheldon's writing is engaging, I find that the 'dark' aspects of his story 'Are You Afraid of the Dark' are more of a psychological exploration. It doesn't evoke a sense of fear in me as much as it does an interest in the human psyche and how people react to difficult situations.

Answer 3

Yes, I am a bit afraid. Sidney Sheldon has a way of creating suspense and unease in his stories. His use of vivid descriptions and complex characters makes the 'dark' elements in the story seem very real. For example, the way he builds up the mystery and the potential danger lurking in the shadows keeps the reader on edge.