Review: It’s All About Perspective
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 15, 2014
After downloading the book to my Kindle, I kept putting off reading it because the basic premise is contradictory to my cosmic concepts.  If a woman can foretell future events, it means she is more in touch with a master mind than with any chemical contamination, and that possibility is a topic few novelists are qualified to explore.Eventually, however, I decided to try the book.  I’m glad I did, because it was interesting.  I’ve had enough dreams of my own (which later became real) to make the idea tolerable, even if not totally plausible.  The identity of the danger kept me guessing to the very end.Anne’s bio says she wrote screenplays before writing novels.  That really shows in her ability to handle dialog and make it sound natural.  I wish she had cleaned up the language, for she included more swearing than necessary.  There were also several grammatical errors in the conversation, but I’ll overlook them because they fit the nature of the character involved.Each time I put down the book and tried to move on, I found myself drawn back “to see what happened,” and that is the epitome of good writing.  Because of the subject matter, I really don’t want to give the book five stars, but because the work is so well done I have few choices.  Let’s make it four and a half.