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Broken Clocks
Sean lived a privileged life; his older sister was more wild than good manners dictated, his father was never home and his mother was a money-hungry social climbing harpy. Still, he was satisfied with what he had ... until the day the clocks ran backwards and everything fell apart
157 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 7, 2015
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Trisha Thacker
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I'm the author of the novel Sparks. I have two cats, which are the sunshine of my life. I live in the sunny southwest. You can find me hiding from the sun with a cup of tea in one hand and a taco in another.
I'm the author of the novel Sparks. I have two cats, which are the sunshine of my life. I live in the sunny southwest. You can find me hiding from the sun with a cup of tea in one hand and a taco in another.
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January 15, 2018
Very exciting story. Well worth reading. Has a cliff hangar ending that will leave you on edge for the next book!!
June 28, 2015
Basically a good story, worth reading
A first novel from a new writer. Broken Clocks shows promise with a good story line, and a tantalizing "more to come" ending that begs for Book Two.
This self-published book would benefit from more character development as well as giving the reader a better sense of time and place. I'm feeling a late-19th century setting, though the language and manners are somewhat inconsistent with that time period. There are some grammatical errors that are somewhat jarring, and some sentence structure that could be improved.
Overall, a good first attempt that would benefit from the help of a good editor/mentor.
Good luck, Trisha. Keep at it and don't give up
A first novel from a new writer. Broken Clocks shows promise with a good story line, and a tantalizing "more to come" ending that begs for Book Two.
This self-published book would benefit from more character development as well as giving the reader a better sense of time and place. I'm feeling a late-19th century setting, though the language and manners are somewhat inconsistent with that time period. There are some grammatical errors that are somewhat jarring, and some sentence structure that could be improved.
Overall, a good first attempt that would benefit from the help of a good editor/mentor.
Good luck, Trisha. Keep at it and don't give up
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