Official Review: One on one by Michael Kelso

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DogoMulla wrote: 01 Apr 2019, 16:11 I wouldn't say I'm triggered by violence, more like intrigue and "justice". This certainly seems like a good-read. Excellent review, again!
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kdstrack wrote: 03 Apr 2019, 11:44 This would be a difficult job, and as the author states, when you do it well you receive little recognition. Your excellent review makes me curious about the author's point of view about the criminal justice system. Thanks for the recommendation.
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kandscreeley wrote: 01 Apr 2019, 09:19 I don't understand why authors portray females in this way. Is this really all that they know in the real world? Nevertheless, it sounds like an interesting premise. I might have to read it in spite of that. Thanks so much.
I was just thinking the same thing. It makes me wonder if the author has issues with strong women.
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CatInTheHat wrote: 03 Apr 2019, 18:55
kandscreeley wrote: 01 Apr 2019, 09:19 I don't understand why authors portray females in this way. Is this really all that they know in the real world? Nevertheless, it sounds like an interesting premise. I might have to read it in spite of that. Thanks so much.
I was just thinking the same thing. It makes me wonder if the author has issues with strong women.
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I am impressed with your ability to write positive comments even though the book might not be to your taste. You have handled the subject matter very well and given fair warning with your ending paragraph.
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An unrelatable main character, and female characters being demeaned. These would really spoil a seemingly good book.
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