Review: Entertaining
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 15, 2013
The author has a rather disconcerting habit of including the lead character's "thoughts" in quotation marks as though they were said aloud - particularly annoying amidst a "real" conversation - maybe they would have been better in italics as it could be less confusing?There is also a predilection to place "closing" quotation marks at the end of a paragraph while the "thought" or "conversation" is progressing - should be no marks at the end of the paragraph, opening quotation marks at the beginning of the next paragraph, and closing quotation marks at the end.The idiosyncratic thoughts, interesting aside comments, ancillary explanations and quirky expressions of the lead character are clever and amusing to keep you entertained and chuckling amid the drama.