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Re: Too Close for Comfort
Well to start i quite enjoyed the dream time. Some little nit picks: "For a moment, her posture seemed absurd." - why was it absurd? “I can’t count them all, ...
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Re: Lies
Could I lie and say I love you? Could I lie and say I want you? Could I live when these lies arent returned? Would you lie to me? Through ...
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Re: Crushing On You Part 1
To start, this was quite an interesting read and out of my norm. Now onto some editing. First off, I was quite confused with the location. I think you should ...
Dec 14, 2010 -
Re: Dective Cringle
Very festive, to begin with. I could see this moving into a longer story, the base is here. There were some minor grammatical and spelling errors, (The exclamation marks at ...
Dec 14, 2010 -
Re: A moment of Thelma and Louise
Gone, with the wind blowing at my back. Gone, Like the heart you once held. Gone, driving along the freeway in a beat up mustang convertable. Gone, Like the love ...
Dec 13, 2010 -
Re: Ever Present
I agree with the above. In the beginning I was intrigued and quite interested, imagining Marmee Noir from the Anita Blake novels in this 'narrator'. But it became repetitive and ...
Dec 13, 2010 -
Re: Christmas Magic
I enjoyed this and agree with teh above comments. The paragraphs make reading quite choppy. I would have enjoyed a bit more description earlier on. Get me into the mood ...
Dec 13, 2010 -
Re: The Host
I agree. I read twilight and the rest of the series when they first came out. dating me as this was over 5 years ago now. Then I thought it ...
Dec 13, 2010 -
Re: Confide in Me
I would never call myself a poet or an officianado (sp?) but I enjoyed this. Emotion clearly read and felt through your words, i enjoyed the subtle rhyming and the ...
Dec 13, 2010 -
Re: Lady Monterray
I agree with Drawers absolutely. It is so hard to nitpick when the overal impression is of competence and yes, an author . That was exactly what I thought when ...
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Re: Chapt 1:Not after everything we'd shared..
I enjoyed this. and agree with most of the reviewers. From what I have read you have left it open to go into as many different directions as you want. ...
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Re: Middle to End (nicknamed)
Nobody pays attention the middle of a story anymore. You get hooked on the beginning, and the ending is what you will re-read the book for, what most people flip ...
Dec 13, 2010
