Official Review: Two Sheldon Iowa Summers
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It was good to see people represented in realistic ways.JR Mercier wrote: ↑26 Jun 2018, 01:08 I would like to read about the drug abuse and the accurate representation of mental illness. Sounds like a very interesting read. Great review.
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Your review has me intrigued and although I know that spelling, spacing and grammatical errors drive me a bit batty, I also know I can overlook them for a great story. It sounds like this story fits that bill. Thank you!
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I was confused as started reading the book. I should have mentioned that in the review.Dragonfly6 wrote: ↑26 Jun 2018, 17:51 The title of the book and at first your review had me a bit confused as to whether this book was one of a two-part series and the second part was located in a separate book. However, you quickly sorted that and I am understanding the set-up of the story now.
Your review has me intrigued and although I know that spelling, spacing and grammatical errors drive me a bit batty, I also know I can overlook them for a great story. It sounds like this story fits that bill. Thank you!
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Authentic and raw is a good way of putting it!
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