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Old 06-19-2012, 01:08 PM   #26
fjtorres
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4.4 stars out of 5 with 436 reviews, 318 flat-out 5 star reviews.

I'd say she was "probably" flat-out right to bet on herself.
But that's just me.
(I don't earn a living through traditional publishers.)

Top-most review at Amazon:
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This ebook was fantastic with virtually zero flaws (even down to the grammar, spelling, punctuation). I loved the story and the characters and the author's creative use of technology as a way to further enhance the plot. It's been a loooooong time since I've read a YA book where I was as emotionally invested in the characters and the outcome as I was intellectually. The characters are incredibly three-dimensional and I was rooting for them from the get-go (especially Celeste and Matt). And how refreshing to find an author who presumes the intelligence of her readers and isn't afraid to challenge them with some truly excellent word play and smart humor.
Sometimes, authors have to bet on their own vision, regardless of what others say.
Even if they name isn't James Joyce.

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