I enjoyed reading this. I felt like it was complex and well developed. I don’t know who’s responsible for proofreading, but I don’t remember when I’ve read a book with so many misspellings, wrong word usage and typos.

The story was decent, but the spelling errors show lack of proofreading. Had the FBI agent character been this careless, the crime never would have been solved.

I really enjoyed this book. It kept my interest the whole way through. The only problem I had with it was the spelling. There were times I had to read the sentence several times to figure out what word it was supposed to read. They sure didn’t use spell check before printing the book.

Whoever did the proofreading and editing on this book needs to be fired. So many typos, I found myself focusing on that more than the content and storyline.

This book needs an editor who knows how to spell. It was extremely difficult to read. The main character was supposed to not be able to feel pain but one passage described her efforts as an ache in her muscles. I just couldn’t get past that. Not worth the time though I did finish it.

Liked it

Why the constant typos.

Love this author the plot was good a little slow in beginning but good. Thanks k

I liked the story and I liked the characters and their unusual abilities. As an Autistic person I like seeing others with different characteristics succeed. Just would start to really get into the story and then find mistakes and misspelled words. Great stories just need some proof reading. Thank you

Thought it was a great story but there were so many errors in grammar throughout that it was distracting, think you should have better proofreaders!