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4By marty readsIt’s okThis book was alright
3By Seattle therapistHowever it was filled with gramatical errors and misspellings that, for me, took away from the story. I also hoped that it had been more similar to Henry James’ “The Turn of the Screw” which would have made the psychological tension pop more.Errors ruined it for me!
2By b'shtSo many mistakes, including wrong names, spelling, usage, missing words, etc., pulled me out of the story too many times. Twice I had to reread sections to see whether I had missed something in the narrative. Nope! Wrong names used in places, including one that didn’t correspond to anything in the story. I’m giving it two stars rather than one because the tale was powerful and despite the errors, held my interest to the end. Author, please review your work or hire an editor!Rambling hot mess
2By GM MikeyThis story was just too dramatic and unbelievable. It is poorly written; full of typos and over use of descriptions to create drama. I found myself skimming over the blah blah blah rhetoric. Don’t waste your time.The Lies That Bind us
5By kathywamsleyI really enjoy this author have read a lot of her books. This book was slow and the first time it took me more than two days to read your book! Thank kThe Lies That Bind Us
1By ibooksreader is annoyedStoryline is ok but the editing mistakes are horrendous. Even names are changed throughout. Here for hear. Seen for see. And so much more. It’s extremely annoying. I stopped reading midway to write this review so others don’t waste their money! Apple Books please do something about this! And now no nicknames are accepted!!!!Bad
1By code97921I had to stop reading at chapter 6. I feel like an AI made this book.she hates this mansion and all his mysteries just because she found a random short letter, it makes no sense.Pretty good storyline
3By lmgsillsThere are so many typos that is it distracting. It seems like no one edited this book. Story is good but overly descriptive, almost forced like trying too hard to write well.