Review of WatchDogs Abnormal Beginnings

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This is an interesting post-Apocalypse story. The book portrays the lives of individuals that are different from other people because of their abilities. Monty is my favourite character in the book. Congrats on the BOTD.
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The technology era sold me to this book. Would lovet o read more of this book.
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Very objective and honest review. I do believe that if the author does some fine editing and proofreading, this book has potential. In its' current state, however, it is just too confusing.
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I'm not much of a sci-fi/fantasy person and based on the reviews, I'm going to skip on this book. Hopefully, the author takes heed to these comments about this book.
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I feel this review is spot on and discouraged from reading further. It is very distracting to read a book with errors and I picked out many in the shirt reading that I did. I am sure it will be a great book once the proofreading has been done and hope to see it again in edited format.
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The book revolves around the transition between eras, and the adverse effect it had on people. I love the plot and the storyline of this book, and will love to read it. Thanks for your honest review.
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It seems like a story of survival in a post-apocalyptic society. Congratulations on Book of the Day!
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I sincerely appreciate this descriptive review, I can see from the well-written review above that this book has an engaging and interesting plot. I look forward to reading it.
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Wow! And I was looking forward to this one because it looks attractive and it was BOTM some months ago. I'll have to pass on it due to the plethora of errors. Thanks for the honest review!
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Post by Obinna Chima Agoms »

The warnings of the aftermath of human activities in the future have come in different forms, especially through sci-fi stories. This book is one of many in this catalog. I hope we aren't overrun by Abnormals in the future.
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Post by Mayuri Kotalawala »

Reading the first bit of the review got me excited and I wanted to read the book straight away but when I came to the part about the errors and the guessing of which character is speaking, I completely lost interest. I was upset and disappointed, more than angry. I too, hope that it will be revised by a professional editor so the author's efforts do not go to waste. Bertha R.Jackson your review saved our time and energy so thank you.I commend you in having such a good reviewer who is especially objective, making the readers make up their own mind instead of being completely influenced by her.
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Post by Jacques Mwashuma »

A very honest review, should the author undertake to review their book I am sure it would make for a very good read as eugenics is a very broad field of fantasy novels.
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The difference between technology and the Apocalypse era is a huge one. The technology era is the best for me.
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The difference between technology and the Apocalypse era is a huge one. The technology era is the best for me.
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Post by ikechukwuamarachi+55 »

I'm not surprised that this might be a prediction that may be happening in the future or any time soon. An interesting review!
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