The Aftermath

 

surprising! !! !! Fantastic. I love this book! At first, I was a bit cheated that I found out that it wasn't a completely new release per se (because it was acquired from Kindle First), but a re-released with a new title.  When a publisher does this, they always support me because I got caught ordering the same book twice before. It's a severe practice for me and shouldn't really forgive me. Neither of the two covers should change... but I veered...

I have already written in this book that I do not want to end it. I enjoyed all of the characters so much that I was really into them and learned all their ideas. It was delicious. Books set in South Africa are rare, but it doesn't really matter where they are, so they can be everywhere. Not only was it difficult for me to choose my favorite character, but I loved them all for a variety of reasons. There was also a huge shock about 3/4 of the way in...I was exhausted, and I'm pretty sure my chin literally fell!! It also got a nice kick out of the gnome story. It couldn't have ended quite the way I wanted it to, but I'm still happy with the way we all left it. But I want to meet ... It was very interesting to spend two days together, which is rare.

I will look at her other books. I know there is more out there.

I found only a few errors...I didn't need it in this sentence, "but if you balance it out, it's probably even weirder" and yet, it's usually written as one word, then one word, books have, not It brings, and does not catch the attraction.  This was to improve the overall experience. I googled for the Faurie issue she referred to last time, which was very distressing. I didn't really understand, through all the lawyers, whether they won their action, but I'm afraid they didn't do...terrible things.

The casing is also very eye-catching, but I think I used sweet peas instead. I highly recommend reading this. It's a really great story.