Official Review: Clinical Execution by M.E.Haul

gen_g · Post by **gen_g** » 07 Jun 2018, 10:50

Thank you for the comprehensive review! It does seem like a really interesting read, but the author seems to have overdone it with the British/Scottish references which probably distances the reader from the book. Like you mentioned, I certainly hope that it goes through a proper editing for it to display its potential.

Helen_Combe · Post by **Helen_Combe** » 07 Jun 2018, 11:04

gen_g wrote: ↑07 Jun 2018, 10:50 Thank you for the comprehensive review! It does seem like a really interesting read, but the author seems to have overdone it with the British/Scottish references which probably distances the reader from the book. Like you mentioned, I certainly hope that it goes through a proper editing for it to display its potential.

Thank you, I hope so to

Manang Muyang · Post by **Manang Muyang** » 08 Jun 2018, 06:00

teacherjh wrote: ↑07 Jun 2018, 03:26 It sounds like you were the perfect person to understand and review this book.

I can only agree. Thanks, Helen, for another of your unique reviews.

Helen_Combe · Post by **Helen_Combe** » 08 Jun 2018, 06:01

Miriam Molina wrote: ↑08 Jun 2018, 06:00
teacherjh wrote: ↑07 Jun 2018, 03:26 It sounds like you were the perfect person to understand and review this book.
I can only agree. Thanks, Helen, for another of your unique reviews.

Thank you very much.

CommMayo · Post by **CommMayo** » 08 Jun 2018, 10:38

I really enjoyed this comment from your review: I ended up flicking back to check if maybe the book was set in the 1970s.

I've had a few of those too!

Helen_Combe · Post by **Helen_Combe** » 08 Jun 2018, 10:40

CommMayo wrote: ↑08 Jun 2018, 10:38 I really enjoyed this comment from your review: I ended up flicking back to check if maybe the book was set in the 1970s.

I've had a few of those too!

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it

Misael Carlos · Post by **Misael Carlos** » 09 Jun 2018, 18:21

You provided a thorough review of this book. It shows how dedicated you are in your reviews. Congrats!

Ashiyya Tariq · Post by **Ashiyya Tariq** » 10 Jun 2018, 00:32

The story is reality-based. I like its plot but due to flaws you mentioned above, I think I should not select it to read. Thanks for your thorough review.

Helen_Combe · Post by **Helen_Combe** » 10 Jun 2018, 01:31

Misael wrote: ↑09 Jun 2018, 18:21 You provided a thorough review of this book. It shows how dedicated you are in your reviews. Congrats!

Thank you very much.

Helen_Combe · Post by **Helen_Combe** » 10 Jun 2018, 01:33

Sarah Tariq wrote: ↑10 Jun 2018, 00:32 The story is reality-based. I like its plot but due to flaws you mentioned above, I think I should not select it to read. Thanks for your thorough review.

Thank you.

Dael Reader · Post by **Dael Reader** » 10 Jun 2018, 11:16

How interesting that the second part of the book would be better than the beginning. Usually it's the other way around. I suspect that this book would not be greatly interesting to me. But out of curiosity, is this a book that American readers would be able to follow along with, or is knowledge of British political parties a prerequisite for understanding the plot?

Helen_Combe · Post by **Helen_Combe** » 10 Jun 2018, 12:29

Dael Reader wrote: ↑10 Jun 2018, 11:16 How interesting that the second part of the book would be better than the beginning. Usually it's the other way around. I suspect that this book would not be greatly interesting to me. But out of curiosity, is this a book that American readers would be able to follow along with, or is knowledge of British political parties a prerequisite for understanding the plot?

Hi, thanks for posting. It’s not really about politics, the fact that she joins an undesirable party is explained. Also, when she discusses being an MP, Guy Forsythe explains how the House of Commons works, but to be honest, it wasn’t really necessary. We don’t follow her career, we follow his. So I would have thought Americans would be able to follow it. Probably better than other books, because as I said, he seemed to be aiming at the American market, so was explaining more than a British book usually would.

LaurenHaupt · Post by **LaurenHaupt** » 05 Oct 2018, 22:41

Sex on legs. Lol. Wow. The title sounds great. It's disappointing about the first half of the book but I'm glad the second half makes up for it. Thanks for the review!

Helen_Combe · Post by **Helen_Combe** » 06 Oct 2018, 02:24

LaurenHaupt wrote: ↑05 Oct 2018, 22:41 Sex on legs. Lol. Wow. The title sounds great. It's disappointing about the first half of the book but I'm glad the second half makes up for it. Thanks for the review!

Thanks for posting