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Old 06-14-2013, 09:53 AM   #190
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Have you tried David Dalglish's books? http://www.amazon.com/David-Dalglish...r_dp_pel_pop_1

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I started one of his first ones. The story is strong, but the writing is a little choppy? ...well, I hear it gets better as it goes. He does a lot of head-hopping, which is a style that is hard to follow. He's been very successful and I think that is because of his strong stories and characters. I didn't notice grammar or spelling problems (I think he does have at least a copyeditor). I think his characters are strong enough that they pull people in around some of the little things he doesn't finesse. And mind you, he probably picked a few things that were pet peeves of mine when it comes to conventions.

We all have different pet peeves and expectations and that can make a huge difference when turning pages or stopping. (And again, I'm not talking grammar or spelling with his stuff.)
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