Be prepared to read or listen to this story in one sitting.
If you want a book with pages of SEX SEX SEX, go find another author and plot.
Tuesday's Child is a story of courage, friendships, love, desire love and SUSPENSE !!!
Did I said say suspense ? Hang on to your hats ladies !!!
Linda Howard is the QUEEN BEE, of suspense !
I, personally have read MANY of Ms. Howard's books. And let me tell you there hasn't been one book I didn't thoughlu enjoy.
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Good story, but...
I was able to get this book for free through a Kindle ad. I love the story. I’m currently on Chapter 10 and can hardly put it down, but there are several things that bother me regarding the writing. There are tons of commas where there don’t need to be any, as well as missing commas where there should be, and the author seems to use certain words and phrases to make it sound like she’s more intelligent, but they’re either the incorrect words or the phrases just don’t work. One example on words and phrases is in Chapter 9 when the detective gets a call from the assisted living complex his mother is staying. The manager says, “‘Oh, thank you. I certainly don’t want to upset her. She’s interjected such life here,’” “Interjected” means to say something abruptly, especially as an aside or interruption. I think the word she should have used is “injected”. Just after that, it says that the detective “rang off.” This is not the correct phrase to use. That would be “hung up.”I know it seems like I’m nitpicking, but proper grammar, use of words and phrases, and punctuation are very important, especially for an author. This is why I can only give 3 stars.UPDATE: the further I get in the book, the worse the mistakes get, such as quotations in the wrong places and periods being used instead of commas. I’m not sure what to make of Dale Mayer as an author at this point. Probably won’t actually buy anymore of her books.
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Great book first one of this Author now working my way through the next six
Reviewed in Australia on February 19, 2023