Review: Full Of The Wrong Things
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 12 6, 2013
Technical and technique oddities make for an uneven read.  The font is very large, making reading the book take longer than it should.  Exposition is clumsy; sounds like the main character is himself reading off a page.  And the text is similarly clunky: "A dire suspicion refused not to form gradually in his mind..."  What does this even mean?  But it has some nice historical touches, even referring to the Burke & Hare serial murders of the times.  And again, for an erotic story, the action is relegated to little more than some terse exposition, the focus being more on the 'story'.