Review: A debut worth reading!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 6, 2011
Stacy Gail's first novel, "Zero-Factor" is by far one of the best romance debuts I have read. It is well written, has good character and plot development, and has very few, if any, grammatical or spelling errors. (For the record--DAYUM! means damn . . . but slower and with a bunch more oomph.)I am very impressed with this new author and can't wait to read more from her.This was my first time reading "cyber-romance", and I think I may be hooked. The characters really were amazing. If all of this genre's heroes are decked out soldiers with stellar cyber-optics and a sexy "take no crap" attitude like Locke--I'll gladly sign up for some more of that. The aptly name Via (the heroine) has a gift that allows her to see someone's past/present/future through touch. She is independent, strong, and innocent enough to be very likeable and relate-able-- even if she is a bubble farmer from Agridome #4.For a novella--this story had all the elements of a great story and is well worth the read.