Book Title: Taste of Insanity
Number of Pages: 297
Rating: 3
Fiction/Non-Fiction: Fiction
Genre/Category: Drama
Who would you recommend this book to?: Friends
What did you like most about this book?: The Storyline
What did you like least about this book?: There was not enough description.
Any suggestions for how this book could have been better?
A professional proofreader and editor were badly needed. There were some major grammar, punctuation, syntax errors...etc. There was a problem with consistency as far as font in text body, it changed three times. The books interior layout was not up to par.
What was your overall impression of this book?
Overall the storyline was good - nothing new or overly exciting, but good. The Rose Program was a genius idea for tying the ladies together. The three (3) women Egypt, Andi, and Blake (Moon) are easily relatable to someone in the real world, which Drama should be. Morenike' did a good job for her first book as far as storyline and character development. I would like to read more from this author and see how she develops over her career.
Reviewer: C. Davis
Number of Pages: 297
Rating: 3
Fiction/Non-Fiction: Fiction
Genre/Category: Drama
Who would you recommend this book to?: Friends
What did you like most about this book?: The Storyline
What did you like least about this book?: There was not enough description.
Any suggestions for how this book could have been better?
A professional proofreader and editor were badly needed. There were some major grammar, punctuation, syntax errors...etc. There was a problem with consistency as far as font in text body, it changed three times. The books interior layout was not up to par.
What was your overall impression of this book?
Overall the storyline was good - nothing new or overly exciting, but good. The Rose Program was a genius idea for tying the ladies together. The three (3) women Egypt, Andi, and Blake (Moon) are easily relatable to someone in the real world, which Drama should be. Morenike' did a good job for her first book as far as storyline and character development. I would like to read more from this author and see how she develops over her career.
Reviewer: C. Davis
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