Dawn

For sure and for certain.....

Revisado: 11-24-22

Very little plot here, just meandering daily activities. Dialog very wooden and repeating. Luckily the story was short and cheap.

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Love this author but this is not her best work

Revisado: 11-15-22

Had me pulled in and confused at first, but things began to make sense of why Chris was there. Can't possibly guess the "who dun it" because the reader lacks the info needed to figure it out. That's not good or bad, it is just what it is. Ended up really liking Chris as a character.

This narrator has TERRIBLE female voices. They all sound like idiots.

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Biased but still good

Revisado: 02-09-22

Very complete telling of the event but there is an obvious bias towards the author's former colleague, the club's owner. The author repeatedly points out the bias of the media and the government. This is more the owners' side of the story. The "truth" lies somewhere in between the two, I expect. Still, well written and gripping. It was good to hear the perspectives and experiences of the survivors and to hear what they had to deal with following the tragedy.

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Too much yakitty yak

Revisado: 01-28-22

The stories are good, but you have to wade through so much girl chatting and unrelated crap to get to them. Focus, ladies!

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Way too melodramatic

Revisado: 07-01-21

This is a good premise, great topics. But the narrator is way too sarcastic and snarky and it distracts from the story. She reminds me of an immature teenager in her delivery. The personal commentary and attempt at wit has to go

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