It's early days, so I can hardly be world-weary about a review - particularly a good one! Here's a quote from a lovely review Weaving Man received today on its Amazon page:
"This is a book with plenty of conflict and action, but I especially love it because it is driven primarily by a large cast of realistic, well rounded and often flawed characters who are by and large, quite likeable. The characters who have overcome dark histories or bad or difficult decisions they've had to make, do so with ragged edges remaining. I'm very drawn to this sophistication in writing.
That said, the book is just downright fun to read from first to last."
by "Painter"
And I also thank this reviewer for a couple of comments on perceived problems with the story - and will certainly go and check. No matter how many times you proof and edit, there is the possibility of an error- and I sure don't mind when someone says "hey, is this a mistake?"
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| "A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold..." |
All in all, a great day. If you're a reader, one of the nicest thing you can do for an author is to review their book on Amazon or other sources.
