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Incredible Type-A Eccentricity
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4.0 out of 5 stars Great Characters, Great Motivations, Slow Start By The London Annie Press This review is from: Delusional (Kindle Edition)
Sticking with it is well worth it. Scott Spotson does an excellent job of grabbing the reader's attention, it just takes him a bit to do so. The protagonist, Patricia, is developed beautifully and her character's believability never comes into question despite her incredible Type-A eccentricity. From swimming laps at the start to the _____ at the end, you'll never question that this is a woman you could find yourself meeting one day. The antagonist is as effective, but for more mysterious and downright eerie reasons. She is never developed like Patricia, and her background/abilities are never explained to satisfaction - they just are. In the real world where powers like the antagonist's exist, the reader needs to understand why no one else has ever heard of such powers, and how the antagonist came to have them. That said, chills were never far away when she enters the picture and her actions and motivations are completely understood, if creepy beyond belief.
Hats off for taking a somewhat common plot and placing a special and unexpected mark upon it!
4.0 out of 5 stars Great Characters, Great Motivations, Slow Start By The London Annie Press This review is from: Delusional (Kindle Edition)
Sticking with it is well worth it. Scott Spotson does an excellent job of grabbing the reader's attention, it just takes him a bit to do so. The protagonist, Patricia, is developed beautifully and her character's believability never comes into question despite her incredible Type-A eccentricity. From swimming laps at the start to the _____ at the end, you'll never question that this is a woman you could find yourself meeting one day. The antagonist is as effective, but for more mysterious and downright eerie reasons. She is never developed like Patricia, and her background/abilities are never explained to satisfaction - they just are. In the real world where powers like the antagonist's exist, the reader needs to understand why no one else has ever heard of such powers, and how the antagonist came to have them. That said, chills were never far away when she enters the picture and her actions and motivations are completely understood, if creepy beyond belief.
Hats off for taking a somewhat common plot and placing a special and unexpected mark upon it!