Review: A Five-Star Story All the Way
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 4, 2013
This book takes you to the pits of hell and back. You see first hand what life is like for girls on the street abused in different ways by men and how they can be rendered helpless to save themselves once they get into it. This is one of the best stories I've read in a long time. I rooted for Dee all the way. There were some mistakes in the book like omitted words or typos, but the story was so good that they did not detract from it. I would recommend that the author go back and fix those mistakes though they are few and far between. Some people will rate the book based on them and not the amazing story itself. The writing is awesome and easy to read. When I rate a book, I rate it on the story mostly though I know you're supposed to take mistakes into consideration. If there's many mistakes, I'd rate it lower, but a few that doesn't detract from such a well-told story, doesn't make the book less worthy for me as a reader. It's the story I care about and not the perfect manuscript, if there is such a thing. No one in this world is perfect, and I don't think you'll find a perfect book either. Five stars for me means, I really loved it, and it's a five-star story all the way in my book. The characters are well defined. The scenes and description are vivid. Powerful storytelling in a nutshell.