Hi Jack, I've read up to C12 and I'm ready to unload some thoughts. These, of course, are personal and subjective. I'm probably not in the sweet spot of your potential readership, but I read widely with an open mind. First impressions are: As a thriller/mystery writing team you clearly kno... view book

This has a great premise, Debbie. It is clever and funny and a very enjoyable read. Personally, I'd like to see it more firmly rooted in Dillon's POV. Having different pov's is fine and omniscient is fine, but it should be clear when the pov changes. (Don't get me wrong - I'm not a member of the... view book

Hi Andrew, This is as interesting as I thought it might be. As a story it has a lot going for it; history, exotic location and adventure, while important themes like the extinction of natural species to satisfy man's avarice provide an interesting backdrop. I've read the prologue and first chapte... view book

Hi Peter, A big nod to PGW but with a large dose of sharp and sometimes acid wit. If the master English hunourist had been able to collaborate with the League of Gentlemen we might have got something like this. It is very funny and very readable, to the extent where a reader could pick random cha... view book

Hi Donna, I've been reading this during my work breaks and you've made going back to work difficult. It is a very accomplished piece of work and a very compelling read. I like memoirs that, despite the hardships and difficulties protrayed, have warmth and heart and evoke time and place in a way t... view book