Itemize Of Books A Dress In Red
| Title | : | A Dress In Red |
| Author | : | Steve French |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | 1 |
| Pages | : | Pages: 297 pages |
| Published | : | June 17th 2013 by Dark Hour Arts Inc. |
| Categories | : | Fiction |
Steve French
Paperback | Pages: 297 pages Rating: 3.89 | 9 Users | 2 Reviews
Rendition In Pursuance Of Books A Dress In Red
Love, betrayal, murder…Revenge is a dish best served wearing a dress in red.
Mary Klingforth is an awkward seventeen-year-old girl with love on her mind and a crush on the most popular jock in school,but the ‘Candy Apples’ mean girls gang torment her and stand in the way of her dreams.
Then one day, Mary falls madly in love with a tattered red velvet dress at an estate sale. Despite its condition,Mary just had to have it.
Mary’s best friend, Lisa, fears the dress from the moment she touches it and sees a sinister presence lurking deep within it.
It isn’t long before Mary’s family, friends, and enemies discover what happens when you tangle with a woman wearing a dress in red.
You don’t own this dress. It owns you.
Mention Books Supposing A Dress In Red
| ISBN: | 1490366261 (ISBN13: 9781490366265) |
| Edition Language: | English |
Rating Of Books A Dress In Red
Ratings: 3.89 From 9 Users | 2 ReviewsCriticism Of Books A Dress In Red
I didnt mind the story that the author came up with. The book fails, however, with the execution. The narrative begins being told from the viewpoint of Lisa, but throughout the book changes to a third-person narrative to discuss things that Mary was experiencing. In addition, the entire book is replete with grammatical and spelling mistakes that detract from the enjoyment of the story. Im not sure if the book was self-published or if the independent press just failed to do any proofreading or
I receive this book as a Goodreads Firstreads for an honest review.While I feel the author has something with the story itself, the writing of this book was terribly painful. Misuse of past tense words engulf the book while the narration jumps from being Lisa (the main narrative character's) point of view and a general story. I almost feel like the actual writing was rushed, and while I could feel the passion behind the story, I also felt it was a little whiny. It's told from a 17 year old
Steve French is a published author who lives, works, and plays as a full-time, work from home, writer in the beautiful state of Colorado Springs, Colorado. He resides with his dear best-friend, two dogs, and a cat. He is the Author of several online articles, non-fiction titles and fiction titles. They Feed (a zombie apocalypse series), Sinister Presence (a supernatural thriller), and co-author ofI didnt mind the story that the author came up with. The book fails, however, with the execution. The narrative begins being told from the viewpoint of Lisa, but throughout the book changes to a third-person narrative to discuss things that Mary was experiencing. In addition, the entire book is replete with grammatical and spelling mistakes that detract from the enjoyment of the story. Im not sure if the book was self-published or if the independent press just failed to do any proofreading or
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