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Damaged (Kate Lange, #1)
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Once I stopped paying attention to the grammatical errors and the awkward use of words, it seemed the book had to get better. Well, I hope others enjoyed it. The protagonist is pathetic; all that comes to mind is a saying heard long ago: poor me, poor me, pour me a drink. Seriously? I also disliked the ridiculous sexualization of every relationship. Every relationship? Anyway, perhaps Ms. Callow's sequels will be better? Different? I'll be passing on them, I'm afraid.
Once I stopped paying attention to the grammatical errors and the awkward use of words, it seemed the book had to get better. Well, I hope others enjoyed it. The protagonist is pathetic; all that comes to mind is a saying heard long ago: poor me, poor me, pour me a drink. Seriously? I also disliked the ridiculous sexualization of every relationship. Every relationship? Anyway, perhaps Ms. Callow's sequels will be better? Different? I'll be passing on them, I'm afraid.
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March 6, 2017
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March 6, 2017
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March 9, 2017
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Kenneth Dawley
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May 29, 2017 05:33AM
totally agree. I just find all of the characters pathetic
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They should have just sexualized the relationship between Kate and Enid to cinch it. Enid's quite the catch!
I am in agreement with all these statements. Deleted the book at 33% read.
