Review: An incredibly lazy author - Even free, it is over priced.
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 01 4, 2014
I very rarely give an author a rating of one star. In this case, I am more than willing to make an exception.It is hard to believe anyone who read this book gave it 5 or even 4 stars. Those have to be friends of the author or some other shills.This book should have been titled "The Error Counter". There is at least one grammar, spelling, or syntax error on almost every page. In many instances, the wrong word is used.There are factual errors and continuity errors throughout. All of this makes it very hard to stick with the story. I think this shows a shameless disregard, almost a contempt, for the reader. Many others have included a critique of the errors in this book, yet they remain.I noticed that the plot was set in an unnamed city. This is another sign of laziness as it would have taken some effort to conduct the proper research for an interesting locale.This author has many more ebooks available; I will not be reading any of them.The basic plot is one that was interesting and could have really been developed in a way as to make this a five star novel.Mr. Kipling, you owe your readers an apology.