Review: Good, but...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 24, 2014
When an author uses the phrase, "I could care less," I instantly start doubting their ability to write. The correct phrase is, "I could not care less," and if you are publishing a book that you want people to spend money on, show your consumers the respect to proof read and get an editor. This phrase is understandably misused by teenagers and school children. Adults, especially an author, misusing it sound ridiculous. Common sense should tell you that if you could care less, you seem to care a whole heck of a lot.There are several instances where words are used incorrectly, and Emma constantly says something "empathically." I do not think this word means what you think it means.Many instances there are quotation marks where they shouldn't be, grammar errors...A lot of it took me out of the story. I can't recommend the story. It is a common plot with a less-than-average delivery.