Then we spent the next few pages reading about the detective's sandwiches.
I decided to check out the reader reviews first--if most people say "OMG GRIPPING PAGE TURNER COULDN'T PUT IT DOWN" then I might have kept plugging away. But this one-star review just confirmed my worst fears:
"Most of the book deals with how the killer does in her victims or how the detective makes a sandwich. Instead getting details on how the crime is solved, we get details about sloppy, gross sandwiches that are eaten over a sink. In the end the crime really isn't solved and the killer is discovered mostly by accident. "
Out.
So on to the next. I'm gonna read my friend's fantasy book which I downloaded from kobo, so that I can (a) finally read her book, and (b) finally try out the kobo.
2 comments:
I fully approve of this course of action.
I seem to recall that the draft I read, I was never sure of the boy's age. This time I can picture him much better in my mind. Yay! Good job, good job.
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