Review: Long in the tooth.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 18, 2012
I like the concept.  Discriptions are exssively long(a touch of LeCarre'?).  What is said in 3 pages can be better done in one, I get the point-don't overdo it. The "deus ex machina" was unexpected, but seemed to fit in, although a bit fantastic; dosen't work with my pooch.I've read several books including this one and am amazed at the gramatical junk and misspellings that I have seen.  Syntax dosen't seem to mean a thing. I don't know who translates the books for Ebooks but they certainly have their head in a bucket.  If it is the author, well then, he must have his head in a bucket (RCI) or he doesn't review after the sale and just takes the money and runs to his creditors.Amazon is just as much at fault.  Do those who translate to EB speak english and know grammer?  Is there anyone at Amazon who hasn't gone beyond 1st grade yet edits?  Just what does Amazon do, count stock splits?My spelling could be improved along with some grammar, but then, I'm 72yrs old (yeah! and can still read), retired,and really don't a rats a--. But then K V Ot emptor! You get what you pay for.mano vardus ira,Andy