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Cutting Through
Janie Sanders thought that running from her problems would make them go away, so she boarded the first bus out of town to start a new life. She soon learns that she needs to fix herself before she can find true happiness.Jake Keller was finally starting to accept that he would never find someone who could love him for who he was. He had his career and that was going to have to be enough.A twist of fate brings Janie and Jake together and their lives are changed forever. Can they get past all of their secrets and lies or will it be too much for them to overcome?This book is intended for readers 17+ due to mature language and adult situations.
299 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 12, 2013
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June 17, 2014
As a first attempt at self publishing my advice would be to re-read and get a good editor.
The characters were extremely flat and one dimensional. The shifts in POV were non existent. There were grammatically and spelling errors abound in this book, all of which would have been caught by a half way decent editor.
The story line didn't flow well and the characters were contradictory of themselves.
Concept, not horrible. Execution, not great.
Keep trying :) You improve by writing and writing more.
The characters were extremely flat and one dimensional. The shifts in POV were non existent. There were grammatically and spelling errors abound in this book, all of which would have been caught by a half way decent editor.
The story line didn't flow well and the characters were contradictory of themselves.
Concept, not horrible. Execution, not great.
Keep trying :) You improve by writing and writing more.
October 24, 2015
★★½
Story seemed to drag on forever, editing errors were minor but increased as the book progressed. I did like the way that both MCs were receiving treatment for their mental health issues instead of relying on unhealthy and unsafe coping methods. Not a fan of the communication breakdown or misunderstanding that could be easily cleared up by communicating tropes.
Story seemed to drag on forever, editing errors were minor but increased as the book progressed. I did like the way that both MCs were receiving treatment for their mental health issues instead of relying on unhealthy and unsafe coping methods. Not a fan of the communication breakdown or misunderstanding that could be easily cleared up by communicating tropes.
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